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I am a Floridian.

I used to be a New Yorker.

I was born in Puerto Rico, which I guess makes me a Puerto Rican too.

Above all of that...

I am an American.

So, what the heck is wrong with identifying as a person from wherever he/she lives or originated from.

In the U.S., we have parades that celebrate where people came from and where their parents/grandparents/ancestors came from.

We have Irish parades, Puerto Rican parades, Cuban and Italian parades.

Stop being so insecure. Harmless labels are not going to undo the country or what it stands for.

If you need to be angry about something, it’s the democrats who are trying to destroy the country and the American identity. America is the melting pot of the world, and what makes America great is that it can tolerate all the labels and absorb them all, and still continue to be the greatest country that ever existed.

Entiende? ;)