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You clearly don't understand me. As i stated, Americans are immigrants from all over, so anyone can say they're American if they're a citizen.
Now this same logic doesn't work in most of the rest of the world. This is due to what i said before "pretty much every Nation has a dominant Ethnic group (****gonoues country)"
In USA an American simply means citizen, ethnicity is irrelevant.
Pretty much everwhere else citizenship + ethnicity = what they are (Hungarian, Italian etc.)
E.G. If you have an Ethnic German who is born and raised in Japan, they're Japanese in terms of their citizenship but they're not truly Japanese (Meaning ethnically/blood)
So for a Brit to say that "they" have 6 Champs when none of them are ethnic Brits, pretty sad that they don't actually have one.
Now this same logic doesn't work in most of the rest of the world. This is due to what i said before "pretty much every Nation has a dominant Ethnic group (****gonoues country)"
In USA an American simply means citizen, ethnicity is irrelevant.
Pretty much everwhere else citizenship + ethnicity = what they are (Hungarian, Italian etc.)
E.G. If you have an Ethnic German who is born and raised in Japan, they're Japanese in terms of their citizenship but they're not truly Japanese (Meaning ethnically/blood)
So for a Brit to say that "they" have 6 Champs when none of them are ethnic Brits, pretty sad that they don't actually have one.
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