'White Europe': 60,000 nationalists march on Poland's independence day

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Okay, yeah, your DNA is going to be traceable to a certain geographic region: what does that have to do with hardly anything?

Ethnicity isn’t the same as nationality or culture.

There are small minorities of white people who have grown up in China. They are Chinese. What else would you call them? If you wanted a more specific label you might call them European Chinese, to identify both ethnicity and nationality, but their national origin is China. Their culture is from China. Their language comes from China.

How do you introduce yourself to other people? Would I say “Hi, I’m an ethnic Englishmen/Norwegian/Irishman/Finn/North African?” Or would I say “Hi, I’m an American?” 😁 Your nationality is what you identify with.
 
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Poles are an ethnic group, it’s not just a nationality.
Well, I would certainly hope and pray that the Poles would never trade their glorious Catholic identity for a superficial and meaningless identity surrounding something as dumb as skin color or ethnicity.

I don’t believe they would do that though, and I think a lot of western media is very biased in their reporting.

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Yes, ethnicity and culture are different, you’re right! And no, those minorities wouldn’t be Chinese. Being Chinese is being a part of an ethnic group. Would I be Native American if I grew up with a particular Native American tribe? Again, no!
 
Ethnicity is a real thing, and everyone should be proud of it.
 
No, you are confusing the two. And I’d tell them they’re on half Irish because that’s what they are. Being Irish is not a nationality, it is being an ethnicity.
 
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You wouldn’t be a black Irishman, you’d be half black and half Irish.
That’s nonsense.

It’s kind of funny reading this as an Australian. I’m part Irish and Scottish, but I’m 100% Australian. I’m not 20% Irish, 40% Scottish and 40% Australian. I’m 100% Australian with a bit of Irish and Scottish ancestry and who knows what else if I go back far enough.

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Because being Australian is a nationality, not an ethnicity. Same with being an American.
 
Do not call me “mate”, my name isn’t “mate.” And yes, you are only 3/4 Irish if what you tell me is true. Unfortunately, leftism has made its way into the minds of the Irish people and I see its effects on you.
 
Do not call me “mate”
It’s a common slang, I use it sometimes, it depends a lot on the tone whether it’s derogatory or not, ‘righto mate’ in a sarcastic tone is derogatory ‘how are ya mate’ is not derogatory at all, it’s like a first name basis friendship.

The manner in which (name removed by moderator) used it in their post is very neutral.

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That’s absurd. You don’t need a DNA test to tell you where home is.

A half-black kid from Ireland is going to identify themselves as Irish, and rightly so.

That isn’t “leftism”. That’s human behavior 101. Only a creepy ideology that obsesses over genetics would argue to the contrary. People identify with where they live.
 
Same with being an American.
This then brings us to a larger question, what makes one an American? If you go back far enough, I’m sure you have ancestors from different places around the world as we all do, but your still 100% American?

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What makes one American is living in America because it’s a nationality, not an ethnic group.
 
That’s fine if he does because he would be half Irish, but not fully Irish.
 
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Here is a map of the language in Europe from Wikipedia, it’s not perfect but the language divide is also somewhat accurate of the ethnic divide as well. Of course, certain ethnicity’s may be further subdivided, but that is going a little far and if we did that then Europe would look like a Jigsaw puzzle. So the subsets can be over looked and the larger group is fine.
 
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This doesn’t surprise me in the slightest with the levels of migration all over Europe over the last five or ten years - not at all. I have stated many times, it is very important for more moderate national parties to have a voice - find a way between the pro immigration left and the far right. 3 or 4 years ago I said the hard right would become stronger and stronger under the EU. Let nations have borders, identity, heritage. If you try and drum this out of people with mandates/policy…this is what happens. I also think there is a distinctly Christian element - people are tired of the relentless state secularization and diminishment/rejection of the Christian faith.
 
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If a child is ethnically 1/3rd Nigerian, 1/3rd Japanese, and 1/3rd Martian, and if they grew up in Ireland, they are going to (correctly) identify as Irish. Their citizenship will be Ireland. Their home will be Ireland.
 
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I know, did you not read what I wrote below the image I presented? The image I provided isn’t perfect for it, but it is somewhat accurate also for the ethnic divides.
 
They are not going to be Irish, they will be from Ireland, but will not be Irish.
 
They are not going to be Irish, they will be from Ireland, but will not be Irish.
How long until they are Irish then? What about their children born and raised in Ireland? And indeed, Ireland itself has only been around for so long too, it has not always been Ireland.

And it wasn’t until St Patrick converted many to Catholicism that an Irish identity started to really form, and it’s never to do with ethnicity or any of that superficial stuff, but always to do with Christianity.

I hope this has helped

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