nope; my father is the perfect example. he's been living here for over 20 years and refuses to go past the "permanent resident" aspect of living here; he'd be illegal if he could, but he'd rather not get deported. not that he hates the country...he came here for a reason.
the typical american, however, does have problems with people coming here and "localizing" take miami for instance, or certain parts of new york. there are so many people that live full lives in this country that don't even speak english. of course it bothers people, but it doesn't bother me at all.
I salute the man.
Theres a little issue here, politicians and the public is complaining about immigrants not integrating.
I don't see why I would want to integrate anyway, I came here with my fathers money and everything we have we worked hard for. Its not like I'm in debt to this country. I'll tell my brothers and sisters who are born here off if they are speaking English amongst each other at home and other un-African type behavior.
Integration is a form of genocide, because slowly you start to loose your culture, religion and language before you know it the next generation of family will be foreign.
Way I see it no one else but the natives (true owners of the land) can tell me what to do in this country.
How old you now? And where you born btw?
I would have a problem with it if didnt join in with the culture at all and then bring your own culture over here and say shit bout ours. And then also try to get your own way.
(Im not sayin you like this, but this is the problem i see with most pakistanis [or whoever] who come over here)
The bold part doesn't really make sense.
Why should foreigners join your culture? do they ask you to join in their cultures?? '
This shouldn't be a problem unless your in Turkey, where you have to change your name in order to become a citizen.
