Comments by "Perry Douglas" (@PerryDouglas-v5h) on "Is This The End Of Britain?" video.

@ The earliest native born “Citizens” of the nation were native born residents of the soil born in the British Colonies, which were later dissolved and became part of the U.S.A.. They didn’t move from a country to become permanent residents in another, they weren’t immigrants. Get over the Obama BS, he lied! And no! Tens and tens of millions of Americans today, including myself, are also descendants of Native American ancestors, and most NA’s today are also descendants of European ancestors, while only roughly just over one million today are true full blooded or pure blooded. That was bound to happen in over 500 years of mixing. And just save the excuses for being aholes stealing other’s countries! Us Americans have had it happen multiple times already since 1881. Go away already and let us live in peace!
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I’ve been that about the states since 2009. We’re being turned into India2. I don’t know how so many Americans can’t see this. It’s real obvious!
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I live in rural Ohio U.S.A., in the “country”, and it’s quickly becoming like this even here. Especially our Indian population is growing like wildfire. We also have a born Indian running for Governor of our state.
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@👆Here’s another person who has never read the definition of Immigrant! And I’m a 50 year old 9th generation American whose entire paternal side have been on this soil since long before the U.S.A. existed. Ancestors fought in the Revolution, helped create the U.S.A.. My last maternal ancestor came to the states in the 1880s. My blood is mostly native of this soil at this point, making me a native American (no caps on the N). Suggestion. Actually take a minute out of your life to read the definition of Immigrant. Then if you want, you can get back to me and give it your best shot to explain to how I’m in any way, shape or form, an immigrant.
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@ And shortage of talent my arse! We need farmers and we already have them. We don’t need any more tech weasels. They’re selling the country out to foreign opportunists!!!
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@ An immigrant is a person who moves from their native country to become a permanent resident in another one. And yes we’re natives in more than one way. We’re so many ancestors deep now that our blood has mostly naturally occurred on this soil, and we’re indigenous.
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@ Also yes, I am somewhat familiar with the story of the Anasazi and really should take the time to learn more about it. And the far distant ancestors of Native Americans were just migrants, not immigrants. They just migrated somewhere between 16k to 25k years ago. Or at least that’s the claim. There were no countries for immigration to be a thing.
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@JuliaKirby-d1y Who has been assimilated and loves America? Vivek? Heck no! He’s pro-India and pro-Indian immigration. It’d be best if he was thrown out now. They’re not our friends and allies, and never have been.
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