The Blue Board

I do yes. See in the US being American isn't synonymous with being white, in most of Europe it is.

You can be black and born in Germany and technically be German...but you aren't really German.

Sure you are, I think you mean Bavarian or Aryan, which you'd be correct.

So how, IYO, are Europeans not going to "take their continent becoming less European lying down?"

Nationalism, and xenophobia is rising incredibly fast in all across Europe. There are likely to be pushes for much stricter immigration laws in the coming years, if that doesn't work, or if the EU refuses to do that, violence will ensue across the continent.

It doesn't help that most EU immigrants are Muslims. Muslims who hate Europeans as much as many Europeans hate them. Muslims aren't a quiet bunch and tend to make a lot of demands and absolutely refuse to assimilate. They don't jibe too well with a secular liberal Europe.

They are a nasty, vile, bunch.

lol.

Maybe...but they are in fact very much American, however they may view themselves.

Which is absolute comedy gold. I work with a couple engineers from African countries and they are nothing like "African-Americans". As a matter of fact, it really pisses them off that a group of people that is several hundred years removed from their continent uses the name to describe themselves. I don't walk around calling myself an English-German American or European-American (even though that's my distant family's heritage).

None of this has anything to do with Saban becoming Pope.

Is it white or black?

If they select a black pope, would the smoke be black anyway?

Would a black seagull be an omen that Saint Malachy was right and this pope will be evil?