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? Are you serious? First, culturally, I am Indian. Secondly, your nationality is defined by your passport. If it says you are American, then guess what, you
by brador 15y ago
? Are you serious? First, culturally, I am Indian.
Secondly, your nationality is defined by your passport. If it says you are American, then guess what, you are American. I have no idea what your problem is, but remember this. By referring to yourself as Indian-American, you are implicitly implying White-Americans are the true Americans.
If you don't get it by now, I have nothing left to say to you. Good luck in life mate, but try to be more fact based and less irrationally emotional.
- jessedhillon 15y agoWhy are you unable to understand that this is not a question of what's written in my passport? It is astonishing that you can make the statement of yourself that you are culturally Indian -- so you apparently understand the concept of cultural identity -- but then turn-around and fail to grasp that, when other people say they are Indian-American, they are not making a statement about a field in their passport. There are no facts in contention here, because you are making a straw man argument -- attacking my argument as though I were making statements about my nationality. I believe you are being intentionally obtuse by disregarding the fact that it is a statement about cultural identity, which apparently you are fully capable of understanding.