The British Crown is actually a good thing. They rubber stamp legislation and it's a safeguard against a home grown President gaining too much power over a Prime Minister - like has happened in some countries that become republics. It's a very stable form of Government.
But you don't stop Muslims there either and nor has any Western Country which I think was a huge mistake.
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Nowhere does it say whether or not you would have fought for the crown against the US in 1776.
I don't think fighting against the British Crown was required. I've said before I see it as a Civil War against your own people not a revolutionary war. I think the whole tyranny thing was overblown.
Some of us try. And we are free to defend ourselves from them, talk shit about them on social media, etc..
A loyal subject but a subject nonetheless.
That's a fundamental misunderstanding of the facts. A great many of our forefathers were not born in Britain and did not consider themselves British. That carries over to today too. You once told me that all caucasions were British really and that you consider yourself British. My sister in law came here from Manchester England about 12 years ago. She isn't even a citizen, just has a permanent visa. She doesn't consider herself British anymore. She is an American.
I don't like everything about monarchies - normally I'd hate them. In it's current form however the monarchy is nothing more than a convenient rubber stamp and a tourist attraction if you live in Great Britain..
They are on your coinage. We know who's in control.
That's because people confuse political nationality with physical race/ethnicity. There is political identity and there is racial identity.
In a country where you are raised along with people from many other races, race becomes less relevant than nationality. You can look at European countries as an example. Poland, Czechoslovakia, Germany, France. People from all over settled in those countries. Hell look at England. After 1066 it grew to be much more Norman than Saxon. England isn't any different than the US in that respect. So rather than consider yourself British, ( which isn't a race) you should consider yourself Norman.
Well here we started off quite British when I was born and I don't like the current mixture. So I don't identify with my nationality anymore because it's not who I am. I was not born into mixture and I don't like a mixed culture. I don't recognise this place. I don't like it, I don't accept it, I never voted for it. We were never asked and it was never put to a vote. It has been forced on us like we have to accept it and like it.
British or Norman or Saxon or Norse or Scottish or Irish ? Could really have been any of those if we're talking about race.
As far as I'm concerned they are all the same race. I know the Irish would beg to differ but they all look much the same and came, had similar cultures and came from the same tiny geographical area compared to here. Yeah sure Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall and England have regional differences and languages of their own but they intermixed there as well. Same people. British - and back then even Ireland was British whether they liked it or not.
.....and you say you don't want to be American?
America is probably just as bad as here. So is Britain. So is Canada. They've all suffered from vast influxes of immigration and lost their identities......and you say you don't want to be American?