For the those who will tell you Bad Bunny (and Puerto Ricans) "are Americans," just respond by informing them that Puerto Ricans can't vote in our presidential elections, so no, they're not *really* Americans. They're paper Americans or pseudo Americans; it's a territory, not a state; they have their own history, culture, holidays, and language. We have ours.
In America we speak English. We celebrate Thanksgiving and the 4th of July. American culture is White culture, not whatever the heck that Super Bowl Halftime Show was.
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la mayoría de los americanos (habitantes del continente americano) hablan Español, subnormal.
Puerto Ricans are über Americans: they don’t pay federal income and capital gains taxes and voting is a scam to pacify the masses anyhow…thinking myself about how i’ll be forced to move to the hurricane hellhole to save on taxes.
En América se ha hablado más español que inglés desde 1492.
Tu país consiguió la independencia gracias a España.
"American culture" es receptora de la America Hispana, de la que procede con todo su acervo cultural, religioso y de valores.
América es un continente y debe su nombre a Américo Vespucio.
Thanksgiving day tiene su origen en Pedro Menendez de Avilés cuando el 8 de Sept de 1565 fundó San Agustín en Florida, primer asentamiento español en lo que hoy es Estados Unidos.
Celebró una misa de acción de gracias y un banquete para agradecer a los indios timucuas su apoyo por condeguir repeler un ataque francés.
Lo siento @ภ๏รtг๏ภคยt cuando no tienes razón en parte de lo que dices hay que rebatirte y abiertamente decirte que estás equivocado.
Ésto cada vez se parece más a twitter 🤣🤣
The FIFA world cup is going to be fun 😂
I don't watch any sports. Lol.
Im to busy living life to sit infront of a TV. Lol.
Go to Japan and you’re jacked into Japanese culture.
Go to Spain and you’re jacked into Spanish culture. Most of the world is like that, one main protocol, maybe a few plug-ins.
America’s different. It’s a glitchy, beautiful mashup of cultures stacked on top of each other. “The melting pot” It’s supposed to morph, fork, and remix. That churn isn’t a failure state, it’s the whole experiment.
Yeah, we clash. When you’ve got this many identities running in parallel, there’s going to be packet loss and noise. But that friction is exactly what makes this place what it is. An open source and permissionless culture of sorts. If you want clean, default English white culture, there’s a node for that. It’s called England. Go there. When they demand that system, at least it maps to what they’re on.
In America, the social contract is entropy and remix. If you’re trying to lock it down to one “real” culture, you’re basically trying to uninstall the OS and close source it. GTFO.
America is only a melting pot to help passify and erase the unfearful white culture it was founded upon.
“White culture” people in America are the most fearful people I’ve ever met.
This is fake news. Any US citizen with a legal domicile and/or voter registration in a US state, who is not barred from voting by that state, can vote for federal offices.
There are no actual federal elections, there are only state-level or district-level elections that determine the makeup of the federal government.
If you can vote in South Dakota and you move to Guam, then you can no longer vote. If you move from Guam to Washington D.C., then you can vote again, but only since relatively recently (DC residents originally couldn't vote because it isn't a state).


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ONLY THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE VOTES FOR PRESIDENT!
And Americans are from multiple continents.
Yes, and only residents of the 50 states + D.C. can send electors to the college, so only they may hold elections. Another Constitutional amendment can add further electors. The Senate and the House votes are limited to residents of the States, as they are state representatives.
There are US citizens on all continents (including Antarctica) who vote in federal, state, and local elections, and there are US citizens residing in the States who cannot vote in any.
One reason the Electoral College has been retained, is that otherwise only State residents would have any say in federal elections.
And to prevent the Pres election being decided soley by California (and previously, New York).
Puerto Ricans who move to a state can vote in presidential elections. It is more about where you are than where you were born. PR's are citizens.
The flip side: if you live there you pay no federal income tax.
Didn't Peter Schiff move there, for that reason, or something?