i feel bad for both UK and America chess

I feel bad for the people of planet Earth - they've never had a galactic chess champion :(

Nationality is meaningless on a deep enough level.  Nations are only recognized by the executive functioning parts of our brain, not the deep tribal loyalty reptilian parts.  People are loyal to their own tribes and studies confirmed that there is no "true" altruism but selflessness is naturally selected to promote one's genetic heritage.  People are more likely to be altruistic to their own group, explaining why rich politicians serve other rich people and not the rest of America. 

This executive function/reptilian brain segregation is also why people roll their eyes whenever people use the term "Americans" or "we're all American citizens" since it oversimplifies and disrespects the fact that America is composed of many different cultures and the fact that people are loyal to them.  It's also why America feels like it may as well be run by aliens with alien values, the owning class culture and working class culture are vastly different.  Even the English spoken by the two metagroups is different.  This is why America feels like a place where everyone fights for their group's interests instead of the nation as a whole, other kinds of Americans aren't "really" recognized as their Americans. 

There were even laws written in the South saying blacks had to give whites unwarranted respect, like giving up your seat for a white on the bus (what did that white even do to deserve such respect anyway?)  People would say blacks are rude but if a group is morally excluded, even by law.  You're giving them a right to be a... "jerk" since in all probability they'll be "disrespecting" a racist jerk who thinks they're less than them anyway.  Moral exclusion is rooted in viewing others as the "other" and not worthy of the same kind of basic respect members of your group are.  People treat you differently based on how you dress or speak. 

When writing bad guys who are royalty an excellent way to do so is having them insist upon being called your highness or majesty if someone forgets to use such honorifics.  The Princess of Druidia in Spaceballs was just a snob so there are exceptions to the bad guy rule however, but works very well to make the character less likeable. 

That figure should be 98%

Perhaps Ethiopia.

That's accurate enough. Where are the Tigris and Euphrates rivers located again?

Well, yeah, there was no way I could be accurate. But I think you get the idea.

I understand that. Again, like I said before, I didn't mean to write the argument as though i meant they owned it. I just can't find a good way to say it, but I think you get the idea I meant. They were the very first sedentary humans in the area. And I guess that's what you would define as a Native American. Whether you did define that as a Native American or not, either way would just prove my point: Probably everyone in America is an immigrant in some sort of way. No one is 100% American. Maybe by spirit but never by blood.

Why couldn't you be accurate? That Native Americans comprise approximately 2% of the U.S. population is well-known. It is also easy to Google if you don't have the figure in your head.

Your basic idea is correct. 

Does anyone know if Bigfeet populated America before the Indians who maybe then slaughtered them, before the Europeans came and bossed the Indians ?

A second ago you said it was a remarkable combiniation. 

The above is just as true if you delete "America" and substitute in its place "France", "Germany", "Spain", "Italy", "Russia", "England", "Brazil", "Mexico", or any other non-African country.

So what's the point of claiming that "most Americans aren't American"?

Actually, they did. But the 'property' belonged to groups, not individuals. There were plenty of Indian wars over land.

Bigfeet traveled across the Northwest Passage back in the 1400s on the backs of Reptilians.

Quote from Tribe Leader Dashing Panther, "They make for good steaks."

It's about time this important information sees the light of day! People need to know.

Hear hear! Time to get this in the history books!

"America" is a European invention.  "Native" Americans are aboriginal Americans, just like everybody else; just for longer.

Certainly the Texas history books. Apparently they put about anything in them!

Jamie you are a social engineering invention.

Your first sentence is correct. The second is utter nonsense.

Aboriginal means coming from no other place. While it's true that indigenous (a word synonymous with aboriginal) Americans migrated from Asia, fifteen thousand years is a wee bit longer than 200. Most Americans have been in the United States for four generations or less. Some Mexican Americans are a mix of indigenous and immigrant stock that arrived three hundred years ago on land that became the U.S. in 1848. There are also a handful of families whose immigrant status goes back to the seventeenth century, but these are few.

My ancestors mostly arrived shortly after the Civil War, which makes us older stock than the majority. One branch of my family goes back before the American Revolution. That makes me more thoroughly American than more than 90%, but an immigrant in comparison to friends of mine who live on land their family has occupied for 10,000 years.