> "ancestors shaped and fought for" Your ancestors fought for a "society" that won't tolerate newcomers or people wishing to join it "from the outside"? What

> "ancestors shaped and fought for" Your ancestors fought for a "society" that won't tolerate newcomers or people wishing to join it "from the outside"? What was it that they fought for, exactly? Are you sure the country and society "they fought for" is the same one you live in today?