Comments by "Logik" (@philonetic321) on "Queen Cleopatra - The Most Hated Show Of All Time?" video.

@lastraven7205 Not sure where your misunderstanding stems from, but no. Race and nationality are not the same thing.
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@lastraven7205 Buddy, that's ancestry. These terms are not interchangeable. You need to go back and read everyone's replies to your asinine comments.
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@pinkminipuff Could also be Asperger's.
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@lastraven7205 Child, do you not understand that "european" isn't a race?
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@lastraven7205 I'm American. I'm also Caucasian. I am not European. Idris Elba is not African. Words have meanings. Learn them.
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@lastraven7205 You could benefit from a dictionary and furthering your education. Geographic location does not a race define. You are confusing nationality with genetics. I'm from the Americas, not Europe. The fact that I'm descended from Europeans does not make me European. That's not how it works. Words have meaning. Learn them.
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@lastraven7205 I am of European descent but I am not European. Do you understand the difference yet?
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@lastraven7205 Again, how far back do we need to go? To put it plainly, you don't know what you're talking about.
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@lastraven7205 There are no "native people to the Americas". Everyone is an immigrant, even the "natives" came over the land bridge from Europe.
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@lastraven7205 "African" is a generalization of multiple nationalities. South African, Nigerian, Kenyan? Those are nationalities. Africa is a place, not a genetic disposition or skin color. A person is only African when they are born in the geographical location of Africa.
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@litishanaidoo1840 You're only African if you hold a passport from an African country. Being of African descent does not make a person African.
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@lastraven7205 I'm at least the 3rd person in this comment thread who has tried to help you with your incorrect use of terms and misconceptions between race and nationality. You have no argument. Just stop.
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@lastraven7205 Buddy, now you're just trailing off. You can learn from this or stay ignorant. Up to you. Good luck.
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@lastraven7205 Cool story, kid. Good luck out there. You need it.
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@lastraven7205 My bloodline has been in America for nearly 180 years, but by your logic, I'm German and Irish and Americans don't exist, Canadians don't exist, etc. Are you confusing nationality with race? Are people born in East Germany in 1947 considered Russian? How far back do you want to go? How long do we need to be in a place to be from that place? How about we just go with "your nationality is where you were born"? Idris Elba is British. He is not African.
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@lastraven7205 If you move to Japan and you naturalize then your passport is Japanese and, yes, you are a Japanese National. If an American renounces their nationality and emigrates to Japan then they are no longer American. Get how that works?
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@lastraven7205 That's not how it works lol.
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@lastraven7205 I am not European. I am not European-American. I was born in the Americas. I am American. To be African, I would need to be born in Africa. If an American child is born to Japanese immigrants in America, they are not Japanese. The child did not naturalize so they are not Japanese-American. The child is born in America, they are American. "European" is not a race or nationality, it is a combination of European countries; a location. The fact that Germany and Ireland are in Europe does not make me European. No amount of mental gymnastics will change any of that. You don't seem to understand the words that you're using.
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@Leviathan1216 If you want to have a good laugh, read above ^ Can't say we didn't try. edit; Gets even better below.
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@lastraven7205 Oh, you poor thing. People have been very patient with you. You should return the favor. I'll try one more time... "African" is a continental nationality, meaning "from an African nation". African; noun; A person from Africa. How many generations until a person's nationality changes with their citizenship? None. The answer is none. It's instantaneous. What does the simple DNA testing provide? The nationality of your ancestors or your race? Does it say "you are 85% black" or does it say "you are X% this region, X% that country, X% that island over there"? It's the latter. So, it tells you what? The nationality of your ancestors; the geographic location, or your race? It does not say "you are white" or "you are black", much less "your race is African". Do you know why it doesn't say "your race is African"? Because Africa isn't a part of your DNA, it's a PLACE. "Africa" does not mean "descendant of a person from Africa", it means "A person FROM Africa". That's Oxford dictionary and they do not confuse their wording. This is not some contradictory claim. It is, in fact, incorrect to say that I am European or even European-American. It is, in fact, incorrect to call Idris Elba an African. Of African descent, sure, but not African. You need a dictionary. This truly is the last time. Good luck.
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@toasterowens8916 Where do you get this stuff from? No, Egyptians were not black. Even Nubians weren't originally black. "Egyptologist Miriam Lichtheim, in 1990, wrote that "The Egyptians were not Nubians, and the original Nubians were not black. Nubia gradually became black because black peoples migrated northward out of Central Africa"."
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@pinkminipuff Not gonna lie, I was just rrrrreally bored due to rain. Or I have Asperger's 😆
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@litishanaidoo1840 100% Your comment really does explain it all. It's so easy to understand. Your comment has 95+ likes but they still think they know better than everyone else. sigh 😂
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@2012nightwatcher 2000 years is not a long time. There are portraits and statues of her. She was a frumpy white woman.
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@thialhoinj1971 You want people to give you a reason why a fiction book is not evidence of reality? Sure; Fictional book is fictional.
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@KJMedia100 Uhhhh, no. Most Americans immigrated into the country legally, long after the "invaders" were defeated. There's no country full of invaders here. Look to Europe.
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@KJMedia100 This bit "telling the media what race the ancient egyptian were" wasn't referring to the NetFlix Cleopatra controversy? My mistake.
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@toasterowens8916 Cool story, means nothing. Keep the childish rhetoric to yourself next time.
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@lastraven7205 You're right, it's not an honest judgement of your cognitive abilities. cough 🤭 You're right and everyone else just doesn't understand. Good luck with that.
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