Issa
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I'm American too. But to me the real Americans are the natives, you are just a settler just like me and a foreigner....the only difference is that i came here peacefully willing to embrace the diversity in this country, and you aren't.You and your family are settlers and not natives to this land, foreigners that settle by force, I didn't. I came here and stayed, and embraced all, and you didn't.To me you are a foreigner, you can keep that definition to yourself and if you have ancestors that go as far as the first settlers, you have blood on your hands.First of if you are a native American you are foreign. 2nd when I said foreigners who happen to come here to finish their PhD some do stay legally because the US needs them they are highly educated and skilled unlike most of the racists. 3rd and last anchor babies is with accordance of immigration law and this country was founded on it.
Ignorance noted.
Anchor babies was not a foundation of this country. Babies being considered citizens was developed for the recently liberated blacks who were once slaves and not really considered Americans. It had nothing to do with foreigners, and in fact, arguments of the amendment were made in the debates.
A foreinger is somebody that was not born in this country--not somebody who did not have blood lines to the original natives.
the definition of foreigner
The new foreigners like myself, we recognize the natives, the African Americans, the Latinos and we embrace their cultures you don't....therefore you are a true foreigner.
I didn't make up the definition. In this country, we have dictionaries and encyclopedias for that. You are a foreigner--I am not. I was born here by American parents--you were not. The definition of foreigner has nothing to do with acceptance of anybody else.
WTF are foreigners that settle by force?
It doesn't matter when my family came here; to be honest, I really don't know when that was myself. But I'm an American because I was born in America to American parents. You are whatever you are because of where you came from.