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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Unless you tell us what you said, you are a racist. Bcs not posting what you said means you know it was wrong.[/quote] No, it’s protecting my identity. What I said was NOT wrong.[/quote] So you say. I had a guy at work rant at me about how he was labeled a racist for saying we are all IMMIGRANTS here unless we are native, and what is racist about that? Honestly, at this point, you are coming as horribly defensive and a bigot. Narcissist as well.[/quote] Are you trying to say the guy at work said something wrong?[/quote] Yes, 100%. I am an immigrant here; he is not.I immigrated to this county, whereas his family was colonists. Are we calling colonists immigrants now? No doubt this is op, who is a bigot.[/quote] How do you know his family were colonists? Don't assume that is true for all white people. [/quote] Bcs he said We Are All Immigrants Here.[/quote] My family (poor, uneducated immigrants from Ireland and Germany) immigrated to the US around the turn of the 20th century with nothing. I come from an immigrant family. I'm 4th gen and feel extremely fortunate about the sacrifices they made, but I also don't forget where I came from. If I said the US is "a nation of immigrants" does that make me a colonist and a bigot?[/quote]
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