Is America a Nation of Immigrants?

Accuracy in Academia ^ | October 9, 2015 | Malcolm A. Kline

[Jolla]

OK I reread it can you please copy the word savage that you said I wrote and send it to me?

[stanne]

They need inspiration. Just give it to them

It’s not for instance logical to compare us whose forefathers did so much with this place you say we took from savages to those savages your words not mine

[Jolla]

I have asked you two times to show where I said they are savages, instead you print your own words that they are savages, you are a liar.

[stanne]

I see. No I’m not a liar. I’m just very busy and don’t have time for this. Substitute hunter gatherer that you wrote in my comment that we ought to be inspiring the kids and it means the same

They don’t need us telling them that the invaders here now are equal to what the European settlers were when they came over

You just look at what was created and it’s easy to tell the difference

[Jolla]

Thought I was dealing with an adult, disregard my previous posts.

[stanne]

No problem

[JoeFromSidney]

With the possible exception of East Africa, where the human race apparently originated, every nation is a "nation of immigrants." That is, every nation is populated by people whose ancestors came from somewhere else. The French didn't grow up out of the ground. Nor did the Japanese or the Chinese. Their ancestors came from somewhere else. Even the ancestors of the American Indians came from somewhere else. Like the rest of us living in the USA, they too are the descendants of immigrants.

The real question is, how many immigrants can we accept before the culture that attracts them is destroyed?