Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t people native to the place where they were born?

Not necessarily.

Most in the U.S. are occupiers.

+1

Idiot maga logic at work.

You’re not “native” just because you were born here. There is no such thing as being a native just because you were born here.

lol

Classic LWNJ nonsense.

+1

+2 (although it could be foreign trolling).

Happiness is yawning at such drivel.

“Happiness” needs to think long and hard about her upcoming vote.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t people native to the place where they were born?

Not necessarily.

Most in the U.S. are occupiers.

+1

Idiot maga logic at work.

You’re not “native” just because you were born here. There is no such thing as being a native just because you were born here.

lol

Classic LWNJ nonsense.

+1

+2 (although it could be foreign trolling).

Happiness is yawning at such drivel.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t people native to the place where they were born?

Not necessarily.

Most in the U.S. are occupiers.

+1

Idiot maga logic at work.

You’re not “native” just because you were born here. There is no such thing as being a native just because you were born here.

lol

Classic LWNJ nonsense.

Please explain how being born someplace makes you a native of that place.

If I was born on a ship in the ocean, does that mean I’m Aquawoman?

*were born. It’s subjunctive. Proper English strengthens your case.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t people native to the place where they were born?

Not necessarily.

Most in the U.S. are occupiers.

+1

Idiot maga logic at work.

You’re not “native” just because you were born here. There is no such thing as being a native just because you were born here.

lol

Classic LWNJ nonsense.

+1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A lot of indigenous tribes were occupiers as well. We often neglect the wars and battles that took place across the continent before white colonizers arrived.

Ridiculous.

The occupiers are all the white invaders/ colonists who came later.

The so-called “usa” belongs exclusively to Native Americans.

The invaders, colonists, conquistadors, etc. are all dead.

I'm an American, born and bred. Don't know about you.

Anonymous wrote:A lot of indigenous tribes were occupiers as well. We often neglect the wars and battles that took place across the continent before white colonizers arrived.

Ridiculous.

The occupiers are all the white invaders/ colonists who came later.

The so-called “usa” belongs exclusively to Native Americans.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t people native to the place where they were born?

Not necessarily.

Most in the U.S. are occupiers.

+1

Idiot maga logic at work.

You’re not “native” just because you were born here. There is no such thing as being a native just because you were born here.

Did you not read the definition of the word “native” on page 2 of this thread? You are a native of the place where you were born.

It is fascinating that some people don’t understand this fundamental fact.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t people native to the place where they were born?

Not necessarily.

Most in the U.S. are occupiers.

Chinabot. Nice hack.

Anonymous wrote:A lot of indigenous tribes were occupiers as well. We often neglect the wars and battles that took place across the continent before white colonizers arrived.

No lots of racists definitely do not neglect that.

A lot of indigenous tribes were occupiers as well. We often neglect the wars and battles that took place across the continent before white colonizers arrived.

Yes OP, if you are not Native American you can be a native of the USA, by definition, from being born here. I believe you are also considered a native if you are born on a US military base abroad or while abroad if your parents are US citizens. You can be a non-native US citizen through the naturalization process which doesn't take into account your race or ethnicity, neither does birth

I am an American Citizen, OP. I don't know what you are, but you should probably figure it out.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t people native to the place where they were born?

Not necessarily.

Most in the U.S. are occupiers.

+1

Idiot maga logic at work.

You’re not “native” just because you were born here. There is no such thing as being a native just because you were born here.

lol

Classic LWNJ nonsense.

Please explain how being born someplace makes you a native of that place.

If I was born on a ship in the ocean, does that mean I’m Aquawoman?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t people native to the place where they were born?

Not necessarily.

Most in the U.S. are occupiers.

+1

Idiot maga logic at work.

You’re not “native” just because you were born here. There is no such thing as being a native just because you were born here.

lol

Classic LWNJ nonsense.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aren’t people native to the place where they were born?

Not necessarily.

Most in the U.S. are occupiers.

+1

Idiot maga logic at work.

You’re not “native” just because you were born here. There is no such thing as being a native just because you were born here.