If they chose to go back to the land were their ancestors were from so be it.
Why the circle talk? A simple yes or no will suffice. Would it be correct for African Americans to go to Afrika and take over on the sole grounds that our ancestors were slaves?
Does that mean they have to go back no it doesn't.
More circle talk.
The fact that African Americans are descendents of slaves does not make them illegal in my views
Since this is your belief what is your take on african americans who speak out against illegal immigration and why should they be careful about who they label as immigrants?
they were taken away against their will as are land has been occupied & settled by liars, rapists & thieves(Europeans).
You have no argument here.
Not all European descendets fall into the catagory of which I just stated but their ancestors were just that so don't get it twisted
No argument here.
How would I know, it would be pure choice of those who have the choice of returning to their ancestoral home land.
So basically you are saying it would be ok to simply plop up in Afrika and claim a piece of land knowing full well you don't know WHERE you actually come from or what part of Afrika you SHOULD be in? Basically you are saying it is ok to go ahead and disrupt the current infrastructure already in place.
Treaties are a agreements between 2 Nations as we know & treaties are also basically a contract.
Ok, but what treaty gave illegal immigrants the right to come to america any time they wished?
All treaties have been broken if it were a broken contract who would be at fault.
This does not make any sense. Please clarify your position.
Treaties are Law & Contracts are terms of.
You have already established this.
If I was to breach a contract I would be held liable for any and all damages
IF that is
stated in the contract you would be held liable for any and all damages.
so if treaties were broken who is to be held accountable for any and all damages done?
See the above.
So with that the possesion of land does this change under the broken of a treaty?
If this were a stipulation agreed upon by both parties yes the land would change hands. If this is something someone pulled out of their ass hell no.
Maybe on paper but the rights to the land are still that of native/indigenous peoples that is why there are Hunting/Fishing/Land/Timber Rights & so for.
How does this tie into illegal immigration and millions of illegal immigrants from mexico entering the country every year?