Genealogy /
What exactly is a Polish-American? [16]
Any diaspora (who also often make up minority groups in other countries) have rights to preserve their identities both under UN conventions and in protections offered in national laws of many host countries. Furthermore any violations against them are often highlighted by human rights groups.
Of course. Nobody has denied anyone the right to research their family history or to be proud of one's heritage. That doesn't change the fact that most people couldn't care less where their ancestors came from; especially if that was several generations ago. I've been into genealogy for a very long time, Bieganski, and I know how people react to questions about heritage. You almost always get a big yawn and an empty stare. If you are different - good for you.
...denying Mt. Kosciusko is Australia's tallest mountain while insisting (incorrectly) over and over again that another peak way offshore by Antarctica and named after some unimportant Scotsman is
LOL! I've told you (and others) that the highest mountain on
mainland Australia is Mt. Kosciusko. It is
not the highest mountain
of Australia. Mentioning that - as an Australian - is of course anti-Polish. Ha ha ha, you're funny.
...even remotely regarded as nationalistic yourself.
Stating facts like the height of a mountain is nationalistic? I see... :)
If you went to the USA
I'm living there...
