White American Pros And Cons

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I hope your campaign to be the next president of the United States will soon wrap up, so you can return to your towers. When I was at school, an individual asked me if I was Indian, and I thought of you. I am not Indian, but you see, since I am a different skin color than others, I am often asked a question like that. But Americans think of darker skin colored people, as Indian or Muslim. Yet, if I were to judge a white American based on their skin color of what their nationality is, they would immediately get offended, for most in America. We live in the society that judges based on how one looks. America is hypocritical. You want to run for president and talk about how in your debate, to get rid of all immigrants including Syrian refugees.

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