British Indians 11 22 2012
The nomenclature that I have been using to describe people
from India is India Indians. I use this
to differentiate them from the good ole American Indian.
But if that is not the proper nomenclature to use in this
country how do we differentiate them.
And indeed is there a movement to not differentiate them until we no
longer have the good ole American Indian.
Perhaps this is a better nomenclature to use. India Indians did indeed learn to speak
English from British Colonists. And I do
not know the history of how they were treated when they were colonized by the
British. But again maybe this terminology
is better, British Indians!!!
Does it not have a disturbing ring to it? Considering how our Republican Party seems to
have an affinity for the British as the only standard of what is proper? The ancestors of the British were indeed
Druids. And the name England got its
name because the land slopes upward away from the Eastern Coast the Romans
invaded from; hence Angle Land or England.
Brings up a whole different type of thought process doesn’t it? I often do find that our banking system that is based on a legacy of values from the monarchy is indeed a threat to this country and the environment.
So if they are indeed British Indians ….
And I am not a racist. Many British Indians are indeed very beautiful and if myself and one fell in love together I would indeed marry her.
I told myself I would not write this stuff “no more” but I just sat down and
started typing.
© 2012 Thomas Paul Murphy
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