14 Mar 05
Originally posted by SirLoseALotCome over here and see if we are like you are. We are not even like the British are. There is not one thing Europen about the United States of America. By the way what do you know about the Indians. Last time I checked the Plains were not in Utah, Texas, Arizona, or in Florida. These states and many many others had Indians. Utah had the Utes. Texas had the Comanche. Arizona had the Apatche. Florida had the Seminoles. If we are not citizens of this land then that chess player surely is not. I lived here all of my entire existence.
Fischer doesn't sound like an indian name (i'm talking red skin,the free people of the plains),who are the only true americans.The white americans are europeans that went astray 😛
14 Mar 05
Originally posted by Talem16I do not know how long he has been here to know if he can be or not. Just coming over here and staying does not give you a US of A citizenship.
We are all americans all of u migrated to this continent Nakamura too so he is an American!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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14 Mar 05
Originally posted by gambit3Are you stupid or something?
I do not know how long he has been here to know if he can be or not. Just coming over here and staying does not give you a US of A citizenship.
There are plenty of AMERICANS with japanese last names. Many of them born and raised in the U.S.A. There have been AMERICAN-BORN japanese in america for more than a century -- most of them with "japanese" last names.
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14 Mar 05
Originally posted by tmetzlerThat one person in question doe not have a English first name. You have no call to make a personal attack on me.
Are you stupid or something?
There are plenty of AMERICANS with japanese last names. Many of them born and raised in the U.S.A. There have been AMERICAN-BORN japanese in america for more than a century -- most of them with "japanese" last names.
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14 Mar 05
Originally posted by gambit3Oh, so its first names? A person's name has NOTHING to do with their citizenship. There are plenty of AMERICANS without "wonder-bread white-person" first names.
That one person in question doe not have a English first name. You have no call to make a personal attack on me.
Would you like me to list a few?
I think the personal attack is warranted due to you obvious misunderstanding of the american culture. Have you been to a "Big City" anytime in the last 3 decades? I guarantee that you have passed by plenty of AMERICANS that didn't have "English" first names.
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14 Mar 05
Thats why they call America the Melting Pot.Chinese for example have been here since the 1800s,Many generations have passed since then.Indeed we could have a champion named Bruce Lee. Indeed that's what gives us the Ability to fathom understanding the multiculural reality. While nazism is on the rise in certain parts of Europe Say what you please but investigate before speaking blatant untruth.
14 Mar 05
Originally posted by gambit3Fischer was a real American.
Hikaru Nakamura is not a English name. It seems more like it is Japanese. If he came from japan it is not the same thing as Fischer. Fischer is a real American. If it is the same to you then I guess that Bruce Lee is not Chinese.
Bruce Lee was from Hong Kong right? Wasn't that British at the time?
Anyway, he became an American by choice. This makes him more of an American than Fischer who gave up his citizenship.
14 Mar 05
Originally posted by gambit3We are more European than we are African, Native American, or Asian.
Come over here and see if we are like you are. We are not even like the British are. There is not one thing Europen about the United States of America. By the way what do you know about the Indians. Last time I checked the Plains were not in Utah, Texas, Arizona, or in Florida. These states and many many others had Indians. Utah had the Utes. Texas had the ...[text shortened]... zens of this land then that chess player surely is not. I lived here all of my entire existence.
14 Mar 05
Originally posted by jbacasorry to rain on your parade but:
Thats why they call America the Melting Pot.Chinese for example have been here since the 1800s,Many generations have passed since then.Indeed we could have a champion named Bruce Lee. Indeed that's what gives us the Ability to fathom understanding the multiculural reality. While nazism is on the rise in certain parts of Europe Say what you please but investigate before speaking blatant untruth.
everywhere i have been around the world i have seen people stretching their legs and wandering.
for example; where i live now, melbourne australia, we seem to have large poulations of all ethnic groups i can think of ... except australian aborigines!
when i went to school in the netherlands (europe 😉 ) many of my class mates where from africa.
this is not at all unusual.
india and indonesia also seemed to follow this theme.
i believe multiculturalism is not unusual ... i believe it to be the norm.
14 Mar 05
Originally posted by flexmoreTalking of American puzzles, did you hear about the time when President Bush declared he would attempt a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle of a Red Rooster?
why is this a puzzle?
why should americans be at the top of chess?
He only gave up when Condoleeza Rice told him to put the cornflakes back in the box
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14 Mar 05
Originally posted by gambit3I've been there,I know there's a big difference between most europeans and most americans.
Come over here and see if we are like you are. We are not even like the British are. There is not one thing Europen about the United States of America. By the way what do you know about the Indians. Last time I checked the Plains were not in Utah, Texas, Arizona, or in Florida. These states and many many others had Indians. Utah had the Utes. Texas had the ...[text shortened]... zens of this land then that chess player surely is not. I lived here all of my entire existence.
But you obviously didn't get what I wrote 🙂
