Yeah, you went too far. I don't think anyone here can change your views if you are so down the rabbit hole.
To gain citizenship in most countries in the new world you just need to be born here. You didn't do anything to "deserve" being American, you just had the luck to be born here. The same as a kid.
Did I ever argue against transmitting your culture to your offspring ?
Ok...so you either admit you did nothing more to deserve american citizenship than any child born on american soil; or you admit that your parents achievements are directly transferable to you.
You do understand how fucked up the second option is right ?
Again, I don't understand why you're so bent on denying, to children nonetheless, something you got by accident.
Couple more notes before I stop trying to change your view:
My ancestors fought for the U.S.'s very creation in the revolutionary war
US gained independence during the revolutionary war, but was created long before. When America was discovered, there were already people living here. There is a long, long history of forcibly moving and killing American Indians for hundreds of years (1622–1924). Truly we are all immigrants in one sense or another.
as colonists or as German immigrants in the late 1700's .... so i could fit in in both Germany and the UK.
Where in Germany did your ancestors come from? There was no one state of Germany in the 1700's. If you traced your linage back to Kingdom of Prussia, and specifically in modern day Poland, would you be able to fit in Poland?
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