Eric Conn (@Eric_Conn)

“Dunno who needs to hear this, but a “nation of immigrants” is an oxymoron, a total contradiction in terms. What is a nation? The word itself is derived from the Latin root for “birth,” which is to say ancestry. A nation is a group of people united by birth and heritage, which is exactly what America was and everyone understood America to be for close to 200 years.u A “nation of immigrations” is incoherent slop propaganda designed to make it easier to steal your heritage and your birthright and give it to others and to make you somehow feel guilty for being angry about it. The Founders told us exactly who America was created for: us, and our posterity. Not to get all Latin on you again, but it’s important to understand where words come from and what they mean. Posterity is derived from the Latin word for “offspring.” Don’t fall for the stupid modern psyop that posterity somehow means everyone on earth who hasn’t come here yet. America is for Americans. Never forget.” — Sean Davis, The Federalist