Putin: White Christians are Dying Little Bitches in US

[kybkh]

Right, so you are saying there are large cultural differences between the Irish and who exactly?

All that shows is some people in the NORTH didn't like the Irish.

[K@th]

All that shows is some people in the NORTH didn't like the Irish.

We, the nation of immigrants, have been fearing the next wave of immigrants since there was a second wave. It wasn't all kumbaya until the Mexicans started showing up. Same song/different people.

[The Conservative]

All that shows is some people in the NORTH didn't like the Irish.

We, the nation of immigrants, have been fearing the next wave of immigrants since there was a second wave. It wasn't all kumbaya until the Mexicans started showing up. Same song/different people.

Not really, there is a difference, back then Americans weren't afraid to stand up to be Americans, and pushed people to integrate into the US, to be Americans. Today, that willingness to show that the American Way is how things are done in the US has been neutered by the SJW groups out there today.

We are told to bend instead of having immigrants bend... they are coming here for a better life, we should not bend to their whims to make here more like "home"... if they want home, go home, if they want a new life, then come to the US and integrate... otherwise they can go fuck off and go back home.

[K@th]

Yes, except for the Irish, the Italians, the Jewish, the Chinese, the Japanese, etc., we have always welcomed immigrants.

[The Conservative]

Yes, except for the Irish, the Italians, the Jewish, the Chinese, the Japanese, etc., we have always welcomed immigrants.

We still do. We just don't welcome people who want to make the US like their home... they left for a reason, if they miss home, go back. Don't make the US a bastardization of itself just to appease a culture that is entirely opposite of what the US is.

[K@th]

Yes, except for the Irish, the Italians, the Jewish, the Chinese, the Japanese, etc., we have always welcomed immigrants.

We still do. We just don't welcome people who want to make the US like their home... they left for a reason, if they miss home, go back. Don't make the US a bastardization of itself just to appease a culture that is entirely opposite of what the US is.

Sorry, forgot you don't do sarcasm. When the Irish got here, they were shunned. When the Italians got here, they were shunned. When the Chinese got here, they were shunned.

Everyone was in a panic because they wanted jobs and we didn't want them to take our jobs. Keep those filthy Irish out of our factories!

[SuburbanFarmer]

You're both right, you know.

[The Conservative]

Yes, except for the Irish, the Italians, the Jewish, the Chinese, the Japanese, etc., we have always welcomed immigrants.

We still do. We just don't welcome people who want to make the US like their home... they left for a reason, if they miss home, go back. Don't make the US a bastardization of itself just to appease a culture that is entirely opposite of what the US is.

Sorry, forgot you don't do sarcasm. When the Irish got here, they were shunned. When the Italians got here, they were shunned. When the Chinese got here, they were shunned.

Everyone was in a panic because they wanted jobs and we didn't want them to take our jobs. Keep those filthy Irish out of our factories!

I am pointing out that there is a difference between then and now, you are refusing to accept that... how come that doesn't amaze me?

[The Conservative]

You're both right, you know.

I am not disagreeing with her on that thing happened back then, I am stating how it's different between then and now though overall.

[K@th]

I am pointing out that there is a difference between then and now, you are refusing to accept that... how come that doesn't amaze me?

This has been debunked numerous times. We remember that immigrants came here and just started speaking English within a few days, but the reality is that the first generation to get here did not learn English as the norm. Their children did.

That's still true today. Mexicans who grew up here do speak English.

My grandmother dad's side (second generation,) knew some Ukrainian but mostly spoke English. She held onto her traditions until she died. Same with my mother's side. She grew up in a primarily Polish neighborhood, where Polish was more the norm than not, and they had their own traditions. Even though the two cultures are very close (due to geography,) each of my parents brought different traditions to the marriage and I grew up with a very blended culture, between Polish, Ukrainian and American. (mostly American.)