Can you look at this map and say Israel does not systemically appropriate land?

Most religious sects have dogma that runs against the grain of common sense

Do you begrudge me my luck to have grandparents with a wanderlust?

Now in the deep south, US, there are Snake-handling churches using snakes in their religious rituals.

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Do you begrudge me my luck to have grandparents with a wanderlust?

No, I begrudge you the time I've wasted talking to an idiot.

Well, from what I understand, all Jew girls can become princesses.

What "Eurocentric." ****, you really don't know your American history. Most immigrants coming to the US were discriminated against by their own countrymen. Read up or shut up!

Anti-European immigrant ethnic discrimination[edit]
Main article: Anti-Irish racism
Various European-American immigrant groups have been subject to discrimination either on the basis of their immigrant status (known as "Nativism") or on the basis of their ethnicities (country of origin).

New York Times, 1854 ad, reading "No Irish need apply."
In the 19th century, this was particularly true of anti-Irish prejudice, which was partly anti-Catholic sentiment, partly anti-Irish as an ethnicity. This was especially true for Irish Catholics who immigrated to the U.S. in the mid-19th century; the large number of Irish (both Catholic and Protestant) who settled in America in the 18th century had largely (but not entirely) escaped such discimination and eventually blended into the American white population.
The 20th century saw discrimination against immigrants from southern and central Europe (notably Italian-Americans and Polish Americans), partly from anti-Catholic sentiment (as against Irish-Americans), and partly from Nordicism, which considered non-Scandinavian or British immigrants as inferior – see Nordicism in the USA.
“ Biological laws tell us that certain divergent people will not mix or blend. The Nordics propagate themselves successfully. With other races, the outcome shows deterioration on both sides. ”
—Future US president Calvin Coolidge, 1921.[94]
Nordicism led to the reduction in Southern European and Russian immigrants in the National Origins Formula of the Emergency Quota Act of 1921 and the Immigration Act of 1924, whose goal was to maintain the status quo distribution of ethnicity by limiting immigration in proportion to existing populations. This reduced the inflow from the average prior to 1921 of 176,983 from northern, central and western Europe, and 685,531 for other countries, principally Southern and Russia, to a 1924 level of 140,999 for northern, central and western Europe, and 21,847 for other countries, principally Southern and Russia (from a 1:3.9 ratio to a 6.4:1 ratio).
There was also discrimination against German-Americans and Italian-Americans due to these being enemy countries in World War I (Germany) and World War II (Germany and Italy). This resulted in a sharp decrease in German-American ethnic identity and a sharp decrease in the use of German in the United States following WWI, which had hitherto been significant, and to German American internment and Italian American internment during WWII; see also World War I anti-German sentiment.

@cicerone imposter,
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Bigotry is based on inferiority complex; that's how they think they feel superior over others.
They'll never figure out that Obama belongs to the human race like everybody else.
They have to make up stories such as "he's a Kenyan." That tells us everything we need to know about bigots. Even Donald Trump has this idea up his ass!

My note for this post: I'm talking Obama here about Americans who still believe Obama is a Kenyan. Nothing about Europe.

You.

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Before "white" became the standard racial dichotomy, it was Eurocentric. That actually still exists today. Many people of European descent feel superior to Africans and Asians. Not that it is deservable, but it does exist.

By the way, around a thousand years ago, north Africa felt superior to Europe. Go figure.

Argue with someone else. I disqualify you as someone to discuss anything with.

My grandparents came from Italy in 1900. They experienced discrimination in the early 1900s just as did most immigrants.