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Very good. I think we should all go back from whence we came and leave this country to the Native Americans.
For that matter: the 'Native' Americans should go back to where they came from as well----------------all human beings came from Africa.
On a more serious note: all races/ethnicities have subjugated one another throughout history; if not by force but by acceptance. Besides: if New World non indigenous peoples tried to 'return' home------------the Spaniards, Japanese, English, etc. would take a very dim view of such a 'reconquista'.
Besides: if 'we' have to 'return'; that means only the full blood Indians can stay of which there are very few of anyway (maybe 100,000, tops in at least the USA). Too; said indigenous people would have to surrender the good things of conquest; i.e. literacy, modern medical care, conveniences, etc.
The Native Americans colonized the Americas approximately 13,500 years ago, a mere drop in the bucket in the history of human colonization. So, it's back to Siberia for them.
I'm going to start a new movement: Europe for the Neanderthals! After all, they were there first and they would still be there if it weren't for the nasty colonization efforts of modern humans. In my movement, all modern homo sapien sapiens must return to South Africa from whence they came. I'm sick of all of this prejudice against Homo neanderthalensis.
For that matter: the 'Mexican' depicted in the second panel looks Italian more than Mestizo. The cartoonist left off the handlebar mustache, sombrero, etc.
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