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Christoper Columbas was one of the first illegal immigrants.
Nope, there were no immigration laws back them to deem anyone illegal. Nice try though. BTW, would you consider the natives who came down from Canada into New York illegals as well?
Chris had no idea where he was, ran his ship aground on a sandbar, pretended he had "found" something, named it for what he had claimed he was going to find, introduced syphillis, and did it all on somebody else's dime and lied to her about the whole affair. Obviously he was a republican.
The Europeans acquired syphillis from the Native Americans. Maybe you meant smallpox?
I seriously doubt it one of his marriages was to a Portuguese noble woman Filipa Moniz Perestrelo but we are expected to believe she married the son of a weaver. That wouldn't have been an acceptable marriage.
I seriously doubt it one of his marriages was to a Portuguese noble woman Filipa Moniz Perestrelo but we are expected to believe she married the son of a weaver. That wouldn't have been an acceptable marriage.
You seriously doubt he was Italian? He was born in Genoa, Italy. So.... he's Italian.
Hispanic is a bull **** made up US census category.
100% agree.
It is NOT a race. It is NOT an ethnicity. Anymore than "European" is an ethnicity. Or "Anglophone" is a race or ethnicity.
The category of "Hispanic" exists only in opposition to the Anglos/Gringos. It also leaves out those Latin Americans who are NOT Spanish speaking. Of which there are a couple hundred million.
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