And you know what... my family's immigrants did and felt the same thing when they came over to the US in the 1900's from Europe... Did their children feel out of place? Most likely they experienced everything you just mentioned, but did they gain hatred for the country their parents brought them to? No. They understood that their parents wanted them to have a better life, so worked their asses off, learned the language, integrated into society and helped build this country into what it is today just like millions of other immigrants, instead of trying to usurp existing culture like so many immigrants today feel like they are entitled to do.

Now, I'm sure what you say probably is true... but in my opinion if these children hate the country so much, let them go back home... let them learn first-hand what their parents fled... Hell, give them a free one-way plane ticket there... bye, cya!

I certainly don't have a problem with people immigrating to my country. I certainly don't have a problem with immigrants celebrating their culture. I do, however have a problem with those immigrants who come to this country, refuse to integrate into our society, and then cry discrimination and force law changes just to cater to their specific beliefs, and if they don't get their way, protest about how mistreated they are here and how much they hate our culture... If they do that shit, and believe my country isn't good enough, then get the fuck out, I don't want them here, plain and simple. They have every right to celebrate their history and culture... but they have absolutely no right to destroy mine in the process, and for some fucked up reason that seems to be the trend now-a-days.