How do Americans cope with the fact that most of them aren't Anglo-Saxon and thus unrelated to the founders who are genetically more similar to modern British people?
How do Americans cope with the fact that most of them aren't Anglo-Saxon and thus unrelated to the founders who are...
Jonathan Collins
Jackson King
We don't cope, Britcucks cope because you all live in perpetual angst
Noah Scott
Everytime an American brings up the revolution like:
>we beat your asses
They're usually some spic-kraut-dago-mick hybrid
Gabriel Lee
British empire was the greatest on the planet. You forbears created the modern world and laid the foundation for America (thank you). Why aren't you having more English children? We need true whites!
Oliver Campbell
>becoming a minority in the country they founded
how is that something to be proud of?
Anthony Barnes
Wasn't William Penn granted land in the colonies *primarily* to get him out of England?
It's been so long since I read his, I've forgotten why, though.
On another note, my roots here go back to *at least* late 1600s Massachusetts, a few founding fathers included.
I'm looking forward to the full Restoration of our Republic ... currently in progress.
Thomas Richardson
What % Anglo-Saxon are you?
Hudson Ward
>his name hasn't existed since the dawn of the english language
never gonna make it
he was a nonconformist,
Gavin Garcia
Not certain, but my surname is pretty common within your shores. I was once told it was akin to Smith and Jones within ours.
Logan Davis
We don't really cope about that. Any American who knows history knows that kicking the Brits out was a group effort already. Spainish, French, and Netherlands support was what helped us become who we are, so we're used to it not being a single people who helped make our country.
Besides, the hype for the Founding Fathers is less "all of them" and more "Washington and Franklin." The rest of them were kind of fucking it up with the Articles of Confederation before they supplanted it.