Arien
8 Nov 2008
News / GERMANS WANT TO GERMANIZE KOPERNIK (COPERNICUS)! OUTRAGE! [1016]
Excuse me, but aren't we all the same human beings?
You just love to have something to bicker about don't you? If it's not about German people, then it's about Jewish people, if it's not about Jewish people, it's about Slavic people..
Kopernik. Copernicus. Whatever? He spoke German. Does speaking German make you German? I don't know? If you're born in Poland, but raised in Germany and are accustomed to German culture and traditions, does that makes you Polish? I don't know?
Pointless? I'm sorry to squash your discussion but if you were born on this planet, then that's good enough for me. Why can't people be proud of humanity and be proud of all the great minds from History? How about that?
Maybe in about a few decades there will be no England, Germany, Poland, France or Holland.. Who knows it'll change into the United Nations of Europe and then what? Are we then going to bicker about the Germanicness or Slavicness of people who still carry a Polish or German surname?
Maybe we will all speak Polfreglish by then? (It's in the making trust me, only smart people know this!)
LOL
I was born in Holland, does my name look Dutch to you? Not really. Seriously, who cares? Does my name makes me French? Does the fact that I was born in Holland make me Dutch? I don't know, maybe I prefer the weather in Spain? It's not where you're from, it's who you are. It's where YOU feel at home.
My point? We're all Europeans. Or better yet, human. Copernicus (Or Kopernik if you prefer!) is an historical figure of some importance and he died ages ago so we can't ask him if he felt Slavic or German..
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Excuse me, but aren't we all the same human beings?
You just love to have something to bicker about don't you? If it's not about German people, then it's about Jewish people, if it's not about Jewish people, it's about Slavic people..
Kopernik. Copernicus. Whatever? He spoke German. Does speaking German make you German? I don't know? If you're born in Poland, but raised in Germany and are accustomed to German culture and traditions, does that makes you Polish? I don't know?
Pointless? I'm sorry to squash your discussion but if you were born on this planet, then that's good enough for me. Why can't people be proud of humanity and be proud of all the great minds from History? How about that?
Maybe in about a few decades there will be no England, Germany, Poland, France or Holland.. Who knows it'll change into the United Nations of Europe and then what? Are we then going to bicker about the Germanicness or Slavicness of people who still carry a Polish or German surname?
Maybe we will all speak Polfreglish by then? (It's in the making trust me, only smart people know this!)
LOL
I was born in Holland, does my name look Dutch to you? Not really. Seriously, who cares? Does my name makes me French? Does the fact that I was born in Holland make me Dutch? I don't know, maybe I prefer the weather in Spain? It's not where you're from, it's who you are. It's where YOU feel at home.
My point? We're all Europeans. Or better yet, human. Copernicus (Or Kopernik if you prefer!) is an historical figure of some importance and he died ages ago so we can't ask him if he felt Slavic or German..
End.