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Any political sub members born outside the USA?

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Participants Mark Chase12dustypilot22Bradley Wells4Michael Sullivan3ironcobra27Brenda Coxwearycobra74darkcyclist48casualjackal12Brian Moore67Arapidranger79Sarah Wilson95crimsonorca86Roger Ward3silentridge8Sandra Robinson54Jacob Fisher68Charles Martin2coastalscout2
Roger Ward3 Roger Ward3 Member
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#41 ·
Here goes me too: "overseas somewhere else"
that's why I don't bother debating much, I'd rather just mess around instead😉
silentridge8 silentridge8 Active Member
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#42 ·
Roger Ward3 said:Here’s my take: "it’s all happening somewhere else."
That’s why I don't bother with much debate anymore; I just prefer to make light of things instead. 😉

The Canadians were actually quite polite when I was driving through Canada on my way to America. They even spoke American with me. 😍
Roger Ward3 Roger Ward3 Member
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#43 ·
silentridge8 said:The Canadians were super chill when I was driving through Canada on my way to America. They even spoke American to me 😍

See? Americans are the exact same way. Every time I roll through America, people start chatting me up in American 😁

Speak American—it'll make you understood everywhere!
silentridge8 silentridge8 Active Member
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#44 ·
Roger Ward3 said:Look, Americans are exactly the same way. Every time I drive through the Midwest, people just assume I speak English. 😁

Maybe start speaking English if you want the rest of the world to actually understand you.

USA reaches all the way past Mount Everest!!! 🎉

By the way, what's the deal with your username? 😕
Roger Ward3 Roger Ward3 Member
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#45 ·
silentridge8 said:USA and beyond Mount Everest!!! 🎉

...all the way up to Melka 😁

UT IN OMNIBUS GLORIFICETUR DEUS 🙂
ironcobra27 ironcobra27 Member
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#46 ·
Roger Ward3 said:...all the way up to Melka 😁

MELKA UT IN OMNIBUS GLORIFICETUR DEUS 🙂

So what, you some kind of Osterajher now? 😁
Roger Ward3 Roger Ward3 Member
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#47 ·
ironcobra27 said:What’s your deal with Osterajher? 😁

Yeah, right! I'm basically their "Southern Brother." 😎
ironcobra27 ironcobra27 Member
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#48 ·
Roger Ward3 said:Haha! Honestly, I’m totally on their side—call me a "Southern brother" if you want.😎

😁

So, basically, you aren't really feeling it, huh?
Sandra Robinson54 Sandra Robinson54 Newcomer
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#49 ·
Sarah Wilson95 said:🙄 😁 😵

Who even are you? 🙂

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By the way, why Israel? I mean, most of the people actually born on that land—well, they’re either gone now or just watching from "behind the security fence." Most of the folks on this side of the line were born somewhere else entirely.

Since you think it's such a big deal... 🤣
👋

You're absolute trash, Sarah Wilson95.
Sarah Wilson95 Sarah Wilson95 Regular
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#50 ·
Sandra Robinson54 said:you’re just a total loser.

honestly, I don't even know who you are 🤣

K.O.O.
Jacob Fisher68 Jacob Fisher68 Newcomer
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#51 ·
"If someone picks up citizenship and moves to the States, they might technically be an American on paper, but can they ever truly reach that level of being American that I, as a native-born citizen, possess through both genetics and deep-seated socio-cultural roots? Certain things simply cannot be replaced by mere formal labeling, passports, or a sudden decision that says 'as of tomorrow, I am an American.' That isn't how it works.
You can't just declare yourself German tomorrow if you lack fundamental connections—German parents, mastery of the language, or a fully internalized German culture. There are numerous factors that define one's belonging to a nation; among them, you must share the destiny of the people you claim to belong to. It is tragic what happens with our emigration across the Atlantic and even with certain ethnic minorities in places like Austria or Vojvodina. Sure, in some sense, they maintain ties to the homeland and originate from there, but if they spend decades living elsewhere, that connection dilutes until it's practically non-existent. They don't live according to our way of life. So, what makes them part of the group? A surname? Some fleeting memories or occasional visits to relatives? All of that is far too flimsy to constitute a true pedigree.
That’s just how it is, kid. Listen to an older American.

You are nothing but an authentic American idiot.
🙂
Charles Martin2 Charles Martin2 Active Member
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#52 ·
Especially Canada—that just doesn't fly!

That "I" is totally made up just to satisfy BiH!!!

There have only been 7 people born there so far. They're second in line, right behind the locals, which is how it should be. Honestly, seeing a poll like this feels like nothing more than an anarchist provocation!
Roger Ward3 Roger Ward3 Member
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#53 ·
Jacob Fisher68 said:man, you are just a textbook American idiot.
🙂

👍 😂
I’m just wondering—is this level of "authentic American stupidity" something you were born with, or did you earn it through daily, hands-on participation in your local culture?😂
coastalscout2 coastalscout2 Newcomer
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#54 ·
Charles Martin2 said:Especially Canada—that just doesn't fly!

Look, it clearly went through... ☕
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#55 ·
Peter Pan said:The way things are set up, Canada just isn't cutting it!

That "and" is basically a fabrication just to force the idea of Canada onto us!!!

So far, there have only been seven people actually born under that label. They sit right there in second place, just behind the locals—which is only fair—so seeing a poll framed this way feels like nothing more than pure anarchist provocation!

Look, I’m from Herzegovina, and I speak my mind about this. Honestly, I don't even see this as a provocation. I assume the Americans living in Canada agree with me? Or... am I totally off base?

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