If no person is illegal, then no land was stolen.

You ca actually hear leftist heads imploding over this meme. Upvoted.

Remember when Rittenhouse broe the law by carrying a gun over state lines?...as said by the people who don't believe in borders?...

Remember when conservatives said they care about protecting children and obeying the law and they elected a guy who is a convicted felon and rapist who has sexually assaulted women and children?

Squatters Rights

Works the other way too. If people can be somewhere illegally, then land was stolen. But it was white conservative Christians, who stole the land so you're okay with it

The land was conquered. Sorry to spoil your racism.

So if Muslims conquer land, where Christians live, you should be okay with that

It's funny you accuse me of racism when you post memes accusing black people of being violent criminals

I didn't say it was ok, I simply stated fact. You did not. You claimed a bunch of white Christians STOLE the land, when that isn't true. Much of it was conquered and much of it was bought. And the fact when they came here there was no country established makes it a lot different than Muslims coming here and trying to take over and "kill those who refuse."

And when 13% of the population commit over 50% of all violent crimes...yeah, that isn't racism, it's fact.

What does my Grandmother have to do with your penchant of cultures that murdered, raped, sacrificed and tortured each other?

How much alcohol have you consumed in the past 2 hours?

oops, neglected to say...

"And your grandmother, where is she?" comes from a Puerto Rican poem that was featured on some documentary I saw on PBS back in the late 80s about secret racism in Puerto Rico that supposedly of course we don't have because we're one great beautiful unprejudiced melting pot.

Anyways, the poem is about somebody conversing with someone else who thinks that they're better than everybody else because they're supposedly pure white. But the thing is they got a grandmother that their family tries to keep secret on account of she's got features that give away the fact that they're not pure white. Hence the, "and your grandmother, where is she?" Which is a refrain that punctuates multiple passages in the poem about this person feeling this smug superiority thing about being pure white, when their grandmother's features indicate that they ain't.

white European Christian's killed native Americans and stole the land by forcing them off their land

You are racist for trying to say that black people are violent criminals. And if you want to talk about facts, it is a fact that white people committed horrible genocide against Native Americans.

Saw this on Reddit recently. I didn't get it at first, but after somebody explained it, oof...

I'm not sure I get it, but looking down on each other is a time honored hobby.

This cousin of mine in Puerto Rico who's my age, he would ignore me if he saw me, not even a hello. Okay, he doesn't like me for whatever reason. But then I saw him do it to another cousin right next to me who was younger than both of us. So I asked him what's up with that, and he said it's probably because he thinks he's a big shot because he's a manager at Kmart. Kmart. A manager at Kmart, so therefore he's too good to say hello to us.

If we met a woman here on the mainland and they asked what our job is and we said manager at Kmart, how hard would it be for her not to laugh in our face? Nothing wrong with working at Kmart or being a manager there, but it's not exactly like being a Saudi Prince who thinks they're too above the regular citizenry to look at them directly.

The woman in black on the left is Selena, a Tejano singer who was murdered by the woman on the right, who was her fan club manager or something like that

Yes, I'm racist for stating facts. Facts are racist. Got it.

That is one simplistic narrative way to think about the land and the people involved.

Another narrative might consider that at times, it takes two to tango.

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Ironic, how this meme could segway into an historic discussion of the Moors in Christian Spain.