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His family is from Eastern Europe, somewhere. Someone linked a Twitter post on Gab a few days ago that said where his family is originally from, Albania ALGERIA I think it was. Not Irish, at all.

Always remember Nation is not the same as Nation State. In the US we like to call Indian tribes Nations, Cherokee Nation, Navaho Nation, etc. This is because a Nation is a homogeneous group with a shared culture, history, and tradition. A Moroccan born in France will never be French, he's just a French National.

Europeans used to understand this, 300 years ago. They are learning it again.

362 days ago
4 score
Reason: None provided.

His family is from Eastern Europe, somewhere. Someone linked a Twitter post on Gab a few days ago that said where his family is originally from, ~~Albania ~~ ALGERIA I think it was. Not Irish, at all.

Always remember Nation is not the same as Nation State. In the US we like to call Indian tribes Nations, Cherokee Nation, Navaho Nation, etc. This is because a Nation is a homogeneous group with a shared culture, history, and tradition. A Moroccan born in France will never be French, he's just a French National.

Europeans used to understand this, 300 years ago. They are learning it again.

362 days ago
4 score
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His family is from Eastern Europe, somewhere. Someone linked a Twitter post on Gab a few days ago that said where his family is originally from, Albania I think it was. Not Irish, at all.

Always remember Nation is not the same as Nation State. In the US we like to call Indian tribes Nations, Cherokee Nation, Navaho Nation, etc. This is because a Nation is a homogeneous group with a shared culture, history, and tradition. A Moroccan born in France will never be French, he's just a French National.

Europeans used to understand this, 300 years ago. They are learning it again.

363 days ago
1 score