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Man Complains About Immigrants, Gets Slammed After Someone Pointed Out He’s Also An Immigrant


A man complaining about immigrants got destroyed after someone pointed out that he is also an immigrant.

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Twitter user Daniel Baranowski went viral after sharing his racist tweet but another social media user found the best way to keep his mouth shut.

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Baranowski tweeted: “A stranger who doesn’t speak English breaks into your home. They tell you they’re here to stay.

“They eat your food, go to your doctors, draw money from your bank, enroll in your schools. Then, they make demands of Congress.

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“You complain to authorities. You’re called a racist.”

Baranowski, a Trump supporter, is a retired professor in Healthcare Management & Policy. Even though the former professor listed himself as a historian, he received a history lesson in ‘home invasion’ from another Twitter user who beat him at his own argument.

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BitchWithA_W responded to his tweet: “A stranger who doesn’t speak Wampanoag breaks into your home. They tell you they’re here to stay. They eat your food, kill your family, commit mass genocide, destroy the very land they stole, erase your language and history. They complain about immigrants.”

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People of the First Light or Wampanoag have inhabited the east coast now Cape Cod as well as the islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard for over 12,000 years. The Wampanoag have 3 primary groups – Manomet, Aquinnah, and Mashpee.

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In 2007, the Mashpee Wampanoag were re-acknowledged as a federally recognized tribe. In 2015, the government declared 170 acres of land in Taunton and 150 acres of land in Mashpee as the Tribe’s initial reservation.

BitchWithA_W was not the only one to call out Baranowski. Someone did some research and found that he also had some immigrant roots.

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CleverTitleTK tweeted: “So yeah. About that learning English thing. This is the mythologizing/selective amnesia I’m talking about. This particular Polish great-grandfather of his is shown as not speaking English in both 1910 and 1920. He arrived in 1906.”

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Genealogist and journalist Jennifer Mendelsohn discovered and shared census records that revealed the former professor’s great-grandfather was a Polish immigrant who spoke no English when he arrived.

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