Whose language is euskara?

[Melki]

= you are not bask.

I'm also only 25% ethnic French. Then it means I'm not French either...So what am I?

[Cristiano viejo]

My grandmother was 100% Basque, like it or not.

Mother of Obama is white, is Obama white perhaps?

I'm also only 25% ethnic French. Then it means I'm not French either...So what am I?

A mestizo.

[Melki]

Mother of Obama is white, is Obama white perhaps?


A mestizo.

Better Euromixed like me than Castillan inbred like you.

[Cristiano viejo]

Better Euromixed like me than Castillan inbred like you.

At all. Moreover, I bet MY LIFE you also have Castilian ancestry.

And you are not an Euromixed. Euromixeds dont have Inca ancestry.

[Melki]

At all. Moreover, I bet MY LIFE you also have Castilian ancestry.

And you are not an Euromixed. Euromixeds dont have Inca ancestry.

Yes, I'm not Basque even though my grandma was Basque, but nevertheless I'm an Inca only because my great-great-grandmother was Peruvian (with a French surname by the way)...makes sense.

Now I understand why all intellectuals are leftists and why football hooligans are right-wing. Tell me genius, what happened to your brain the day you were born? Did you fall head-first on the hospital floor?

[Cristiano viejo]

Yes, I'm not Basque even though my grandma was Basque, but nevertheless I'm an Inca only because my great-great-grandmother was Peruvian (with a French surname by the way)...makes sense.

Two months ago your Peruvian great-great-grandmother was of Castilian origin from Andalusia. Hidalgos, you called them.
Now they were French

[Melki]

Two months ago your Peruvian great-great-grandmother was of Castilian origin from Andalusia. Hidalgos, you called them.
Now they were French

In the meantime I asked my aunt, who's working our family-tree, and learned the truth. Now, perhaps I have old Amerindian roots, who knows? We were not able to find the old Peruvian archives, but DNA tests don't lie. I'll soon do one.

[Cristiano viejo]

In the meantime I asked my aunt, who's working our family-tree, and learned the truth. Now, perhaps I have old Amerindian roots, who knows? We were not able to find the old Peruvian archives, but DNA tests don't lie. I'll soon do one.

Peace and love Melki

[Rethel]

I'm also only 25% ethnic French. Then it means I'm not French either...So what am I?

Idk, you have to reveal where this 25% comes from.

My granny was a Yotvingian, by am I? No.

In the meantime I asked my aunt, who's working our family-tree, and learned the truth. Now, perhaps I have old Amerindian roots, who knows? We were not able to find the old Peruvian archives, but DNA tests don't lie. I'll soon do one.

Asking a woman who you are...
Btw, her tree is totaly different than yous.
Either her table of ascendants is different than yours.
And their thinking about genealogy is different than normal.
So - the more

[Melki]

Idk, you have to reveal where this 25% comes from.

My granny was a Yotvingian, by am I? No.





Asking a woman who you are...
Btw, her tree is totaly different than yous.
Either her table of ascendants is different than yours.
And their thinking about genealogy is different than normal.
So - the more

Listen, no matter my 25% to know who I am, I feel more French than German, despite being 50% German. That's simple, even if I claim I'm neutral, deep down in my heart, I will support France, and not Spain or Germany.

Because it's the country where I was born and raised, and to us, liberal left-wingers, the juridical concept of jus soli (the right to citizenship of a country based on being born in that country) matters more than anything else.
On the contrary, you conservative right-wingers, prefer to attach importance to jus sanguinis (birthright: citizenship policies, it is often difficult for foreigners to naturalise, even if they are long-term residents or were native born to the country.)

In predominantly conservative Poland, a Pole will always be a Pole, even if he was born in France, doesn't speak any word of Polish and has Jean-Luc for first name.
Whereas in predominantly liberal Germany, a Turkish boy who spent most of his life in Germany will always be considered more German than you and me.