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Subject: Re: your ancestors came here The USA and abroad

Author:
shannon

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Date Posted: 01:43:40 11/14/18 Wed
In reply to: Dr. Shannon 's message, " The most common argument "Your ancestors came here too"" on 10:57:20 10/23/18 Tue

for the longest time,
Globalists have been telling us to accept things as they are.

Here we are; living in the USA.
And, when foreigners surround me; I'm not allowed to criticize it.

Those clever ADL Groups quickly end the discussion by telling us that our ancestors came here too.

So, the same people who constantly argue with intellect SUDDENLY take a simple approach.
They do this all the time.

Part 2:
Regardless of the millions who enter, "it's no different than my fore-bearers".

Actually, this rule only applies to one lone "Nation of Immigrants".

But, when you're looking at Europe, Canada, and Australia; these rules don't apply.
You can't use these arguments to justify immigration into Europe & elsewhere.

Part 3:
Although I'm opposed to any scale of mass immigration;
it would be a different scenario IF the United States was the only targeted country.

Only then could ADL groups make a legitimate claim.
Although still wrong; it would only involve One Great Experiment.
But, of course; this is not the case.

Part 4:
Let's also compare this issue to false refugees.
You can see Islamic migrants flooding into Europe.
and people immediately assume they're fleeing war-torn countries.
Even if you know nothing whatsoever about them.

BUT, when Chinese migrants are flooding into Australia;
nobody claims they're refugees.
You already know beforehand they are NOT.
Nor, can anyone claim their ancestors came as "refugees".

Conclusion:
People merely use these arguments when it's convenient.
If I'm an American who's bombarded with migrants;
then I'm told to shut up since I too was an immigrant.

BUT, when Globalists push for mass immigration into Finland, Sweden, France, or Ireland;
.....they use other reasons instead.

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Author:
mrm
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Date Posted: 12:16:48 11/14/18 Wed

Suppose, you're a 43 year old man.
You've always dealt with migrants flooding into your community.

But, after witnessing it for decades; it finally becomes a major issue.
So, you leave a brief comment (on social media) expressing those concerns.
Then suddenly;
someone from cyberspace tells him that "his ancestors came here during the great migration".

So, two anonymous people are now debating this lame subject.

Part 2:
But, the pro-migration troll didn't expect the following answer:
"How do YOU know my ancestors came from the Great Migration?".

--- "we're just a couple of anonymous guys chatting on the internet."
--- "We've never even established who we are; or where we're from".
--- "You don't know anything whatsoever about my history".
--- "You don't even know my ethnicity or nationality".

Part 3:
It's assumed by default that our lineage can be traced to Ellis Island.
Why is that?

The reason is simple:
massive immigration in the late 19th century was so severe that it created a new super-majority.

So, in a sense;
it's correct to assume that somebody's ancestors came-to-America in the late 19th Century.
Endless waves of mass immigration has already threatened to displace Citizens in the past.
Yes! It's already happened.
Luckily; ancestors from "The Great Migration" assimilated quickly into their adopted new home.
They were different immigrants back then.

Conclusion:
If you don't think it's possible for immigrants to become the new super-majority;
just remember that it's already happened before.
So many people came to USA during the "Great Migration"; that most Americans became its descendants.

In the 1970's;
If you asked anyone their ethnicity: very few of them are of Anglo-American heritage.
In other words; mass immigration displaced the Founding stock.

Although, all Pan-Europeans became one united group; it was still a dangerous social experiment.

Over a hundred years later; non-European waves of migrants are blatantly hostile toward us.
therefore, you cannot make a comparison between now and then.

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