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  • curprev 15:2615:26, 19 January 2024Maxmibsb talk contribs 152,042 bytes −22 Again, to reiterate my point. Nowhere is it defined in any law, or argued by any scholar that American culture is defined as being a national thereof and taking a pledge of alliance. This is misleading. American culture exists as a stand-alone thing, and there are plenty of US nationals who don't identify with American culture (mostly those with an immigrant background). Instead of merely undoing the edit, maybe come out with a credible and well put-together rebuttal? undo Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit [automatically accepted]
  • curprev 05:1105:11, 19 January 2024CAVincent talk contribs 152,064 bytes −57 Undid revision 1197041259 by Maxmibsb (talk) not an improvement, and you may be misunderstanding the reference to American cultural views on nationality; also edits should not be marked as "minor" if it is remotely conceivable that someone would object (it's basically just for typos, etc.) undo Tag: Undo [automatically accepted]
  • curprev 04:5104:51, 19 January 2024Maxmibsb talk contribsm 152,121 bytes +57 1) help cater to the international audience, who might confuse America and therefore Americans with the two continents. First line clarifies this. 2) the culture element isn't really relevant in defining nationality, and as I'm sure most people will agree, general American culture does exist, much like German, or Japanese culture, so you can't just condition American culture purely on citizenship (legal status), while foregoing the fact that most Americans more or less subscribe to US culture. undo Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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  • curprev 23:3923:39, 16 January 2024S63caustakenmydude talk contribs 151,971 bytes +813 Source actually states the said number (There's 3 sources quoted). Apparently they take into account people who hold citizenship that's been passed down from an ancestor that was American, this source however is from 2019, and around 2019 there was almost 800000 Americans registered, meaning the actual number as of now could be higher. The person who deleted it maybe didn't understand the language. undo [accepted by Urban Versis 32]

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