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| 2010-04-30 14:29 |
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This is something that bothers me so I decided I'd rant about it here.
I have family on my mother's side that I can trace back to the second landing at Jamestown. My father's side doesn't go back quite that far, but they do go back to the pre-Revolution. I have family on both sides such that I have relatives that fought in every major American conflict, including both sides of the Civil War. My nearest migrated relatives are seven generations back on both sides. I even have a marginal amount (like 1/152) of native blood in me. So, pray tell, does that not make me a 'native' American?
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bar_ohki |
| 2010-05-01 00:03 (UTC) |
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It used to be that people would treat me normally and respect me a great deal until I opened my mouth and demonstrated just how autistic I was. Then I usually got 'tolerated' by adults or 'bullied' by my peers. I personally see that as a kind of racism, but I don't think that most would agree with me.
Personally I think the whole 'no child is born racist' is a load of bullshit. Humans don't like that which is unlike themselves, its part of the pact instinct.
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