Indians come from India, which is in Asia. Since he was referring to North America, why did you bring them up?
I think we have a misunderstanding. In the United States, another name for the Indigenous peoples of the Americans is Indian. I don't know if you are originally from the United States or whatever but using the term Indian for Indigenous peoples is very common.
~1630 on my mom's side
before the 1790 census on my dad's side.
The appellation you're looking for is American Indian, though it's still incorrect.
My apologizes for the false assumption, but I believe you will find the term Indian to be widely used and extremely common in the United States to refer to the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Hope I helped clear things up!
I very much admire the Japanese way of doing things in regards to immigration. Although it probably would not work for the United States, it seems to be doing very well for Japan!
Who cares?
You're not going to solve racism by forcing people to group together.
Living in Georgia, I am not surprised - although there are plenty of places all over that've always been for intergration for a good minute.Wow, just wow.
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Progress, I guess.
You're right segregation works much better
Thank you for understanding that. Different cultures can't live united in one nation. It will never work and did never work anywhere. In japan we dont want such chaotic circumstances like you have in the usa.
Yeah, look what your culture did when unrestricted.
The Butchers of Asia.
Such cruality will never be forgotten, what you did to the POW's, I'd never even buy a Jap car because of it.
Oh to bad. What else car will you buy? Since UK has not a single car producer left, i would say a german one...hahahahahahahahaahahahahahah
Thank you for understanding that. Different cultures can't live united in one nation. It will never work and did never work anywhere. In japan we dont want such chaotic circumstances like you have in the usa.
Yes, I think Japan is a success because it is a nation based on a specific group of people with the same culture, heritage, and other things. The United States however, has become a place where anyone can be an American. All it really has become is geographic location. I'm surprised that our government doesn't just give American status to every single person on Earth. It means very little to be called an American these days.