The name-calling is the least of the myriad disgusting (and sometimes violent) ways that Americans treat each other. Isn't this rather stupid for a nation made up almost exclusively of immigrants and their descendants from all over the world? What gives some Americans the notion that their skin color, ethnicity, or country of origin (or age, sex, religion, sexual preference, or anything else) makes them somehow better than anyone else. For a country that claims to believe in freedom and equal rights, we certainly still have a lot to learn.
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The name-calling is the least of the myriad disgusting (and sometimes violent) ways that Americans treat each other. Isn't this rather stupid for a nation made up almost exclusively of immigrants and their descendants from all over the world? What gives some Americans the notion that their skin color, ethnicity, or country of origin (or age, sex, religion, sexual preference, or anything else) makes them somehow better than anyone else. For a country that claims to believe in freedom and equal rights, we certainly still have a lot to learn.
