@EmperorPolitics@AlienAmerican@FreedomWatchGB@MontgomeryToms A Chinese law defining citizenship doesn't change biology. If a kid has one Chinese parent and one European parent, they're ethnically mixed, regardless of what passport Beijing issues. Nationality is paperwork; ethnicity is lineage.
@AzisRadi@charles_o90392@FreedomWatchGB@MontgomeryToms White & black are not ethnicities. Native American is not an ethnicity. American is not an ethnicity. People from different ethnicities are American or Native American. It’s not complicated.
@FidMarc@Toronto_Trading@FreedomWatchGB@MontgomeryToms Exactly. If I go to India and have a child with another Irish person living in India. Our child is not ethnically Indian. If I had a child with an Indian, then that child’s ethnicity would be Irish AND Indian.
@gransamaritan@FreedomWatchGB@MontgomeryToms Sure but I don’t live in magical fairy tale land.
Men & Women are different. Doesn’t bother me if you want to be called a woman. Shouldn’t bother anyone if she wants to be called British. She’s a legal British citizen born & raised. Ethnically she is still Bangladeshi.
@charles_o90392@FreedomWatchGB@MontgomeryToms Her parents are ethnically Bangladeshi born in Britain. They can claim to be British and live there as long as they want. However, they are still technically Bangladeshi ethnically while being legal British citizens.
@EmperorPolitics@AlienAmerican@FreedomWatchGB@MontgomeryToms “As long as one of your parents are Chinese” - Her parents are ethnically Bangladeshi born in Britain. They can claim to be British and live there as long as they want. However, they are still technically Bangladeshi ethnically while being legal British citizens.
Everyone on earth takes a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press? BE HONEST.