Dakini wrote:Saiwania wrote:
It should be obvious enough that people mean ancestral point of origin or bloodlines. Not culture or citizenship. The first example, the man is only half Belgian. He's dark enough to not be able to pass as White.
He's Belgian. He's born in Belgium, he was raised in Belgium, his citizenship is Belgian. Nobody cares about your white supremacist nonsense opinion. It's irrelevant, just as it always is.
And people should find a different word. Americans are not Europeans unless they're dual nationals or something. You're not e.g. Scottish just because your great-great grandpa came from there.
I feel the thread drifting ...