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I didn't say I was superior.
Of course countries are constructed. By people with shared views and common goals. Countries have been formed over a long period of time with a lot of struggle.
It's not luck that I live in my country. I was born from my parents, there was no chance I could have been born elsewhere. I came into a country hard won by my ancestors, some fought and some died making my country what it is. So don't shit on their legacy. They worked hard for a better country for me to live in. Show some respect.
Immigrants don't form countries, the countries were always there. Sure if you think America is the world you might believe that. But short of thinking America is the whole world that is obviously not true.
What? Lol. What are you actually saying here? Because it sounds like you are saying areas that were previously entirely white now still are? Like you don't accept that non white people live in areas where whites used to live?
That's a new level of woke if you believe that. That's arguing with basic census statistics.