Conserative Morality wrote:Nova Cyberia wrote:As opposed to simply saying that we're all Americans instead of relying on some flimsy immigrant mythos to validate our existence.
That we're all Americans is the essential nature of the immigrant mythos. It prevents morons from playing "More American that thou" by saying, say, that their family has been here for CENTURIES! Clearly, I don't know who their daddy is.
No, actually, it does the opposite. In fact, it allows people to claim that Native Americans are the only true Americans since they did not immigrate here. It's purely divisive.
Nova Cyberia wrote:I doubt you have, tbh. No one who's actually lived around minorities acts as you do. Usually they're more secure in themselves.
>> mixed race
>> from a mixed race family
>> went to a school where mixed race people were 1/5 of the student body
>> "u never been round minorities!"
Good job, buddy!
>mixed race yet probably paler than I am
>lives in Appalachia, whitest place on earth
>always overeager to yeet on other white people
>always walks on egg shells when talking to minorities for fear of offending them
"My best friend is black!"