Viral OUTRAGE Over Jennifer Lopez Clip

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    1. I think there is a sense of "banter" in her point, it doesn't feel like a threat. I have lived in England since 1995 but I honestly don't identify as British/English, I don't feel it. At a stretch I probably identify as London/Irish. But to be honest I'm Irish. Maybe its an Irish thing, I guess I will be deported!

    2. That Take was used before and it wasn't such a big deal…it seams the media likes to pick on J.L. ; ) 
      Takes are meant to be fun and not nitpicked!

    3. You have to consider this is a valid viewpoint because consider the alternatives. Some people say so called ancestral or ethnic heritage matters more than where you're born. Hence the 'if youre not white you're not English' lot , completely incoherent. So saying where you're born actually isn't important unintentionally lends itself to strengthen ethnonationalism arguments. I personally see it like a 1/(f(age)) weighted sum of years living in the country. Younger years have more formative weight but ultimately spending a long time somewhere matters too

    4. You lot are slowly but surely losing the plot. BREAKING NEWS – out of touch celebrity is out of touch. Used to dig this channel.

    5. I came to NYC when I was 10 yrs old. I grew up in Brklyn had my first job in Manhattan in HS, went to college in NYC, got married and had a family in NYC. I've always thought I was a New Yorker… thanks JLo for making me realize I've been wrong this whole entire time!

    6. My parents went to Spain in the 60s when Franco was incharge….my parents left two weeks and had me in England then went back. Legally I'm not Spanish, and thanks to Brexshit, I'm semi British, no voting rights !!! Bits of paper are worse than bullets.

    7. FFS get outraged about something serious. youre arguing over trivia. she was having some fun. to extend it to a national argument is childish.

    8. I heard that one of the Beckhams was named after the NY borough that they were conceived in. Idaho Beckham…i think. 😂

    9. It doesn’t matter, I don’t understand…..this doesn’t mean anything, she isn’t writing legislation…….the world is everyone’s………if you live there then you belong there…….end of

    10. Her out of touch ahh doesn’t even live there and most likely hasn’t lived there in forever. She caught the first flight out from the block as soon as Selena put a check in her hand.

    11. If someone wants to be a New Yorker, let them be. By the way, birth is one of the dumbest criteria to qualify for “membership” in this “club.” What if somebody left as an infant? To me, if someone spent five years at any point in their life within the five boroughs above the age of six, in which they can have some solid memories and self-identity as a “New Yorker.” Let’s say someone didn’t meet this extremely generous criteria that I cooked up for you on the spot. If you’re that desperate to want to be of NYC, you might as well be a New Yorker. It’s not like it really matters anyway. Gatekeeping over this sounds incredibly pathetic and almost hypocritical for someone I am sure hasn’t lived in NYC any time recently. I moved to Nassau at age 19, but she’s a resident of California. That’s a lot farther from the city than Long Island, but I digress…

    12. I was born in London. My wife was born in Bristol and lived longer in London than Bristol, before we moved to France. I’m a Londoner, my wife is ‘from London’, neither of us are French despite having lived here almost two decades 😂