Sooo it seems like most of your post is predicated on still believing I'm literally a 12 year old Slovenian boy, so I'm concerned we're not operating on the same plane of sanity, and question how fruitful of a discussion we'll be having here.
That seems like a very odd thing to say considering this is supposedly a serious discussion and you took it upon yourself to remind us that you pretended you were a Slovenian teenager here. I think the latest iteration of your identity is that you are a white man who lives in Europe. Correct me if I'm wrong. So yeah, you're a white man from Europe who calls people "nikkas" and "c00ns" here and is an expert on the cultural and psychological idiosyncrasies of the black underclass in America, and now apparently midwestern white families in 1950's America as well. Carry on.
You start off by acknowledging I'm speaking about a subsect of Whites who claim NA heritage, but then immediately and purposefully ignore that to build a fraudulent counter-argument based on me supposedly alleging Whites who claim NA heritage are a monolith. So that's strike number 1 and really demolishes your whole first paragraph, even ignoring the idiotic ad-hominem.
You then move on to conflating the history of the Republican party with the history of Liberalism, which if you knew much about American political history would be an obviously stupid thing to do. Political ideology has shifted back and forth between the Democratic and Republican party. You should look up the term Rockefeller Republican to see how one who believed in "social Liberalism" could also be a member of the Republican party, particularly around the era in which Elizabeth Warren grew up. And this is ignoring the fact that Warren has establishes she was politically unobservant. So that's strike number 2 and really demolishes your second argument.
lol you're so good at juelzing it's almost admirable until you strip it down and realize it's all bullshyt.
You made up a psychological diagnosis of a type of white liberal/native claimer that Warren supposedly falls under that you read in an article somewhere, and used this to try and explain away her race

You said they're liberal and some shyt about white identity and cognitive dissonance, blah, blah, blah.
I'm aware of the history of the Democratic and Republican party in regard to fiscal and social liberalism vs. conservatism and you know I know that based on our previous conversations, so that was a bunch of disingenuous posturing from you. Warren wasn't liberal. Her family wasn't liberal. You yourself said she was "politically non-observant" so how does she fit your little DSM-IV white liberal American Indian dissociative disorder or whatever, you idiot?
What you call ad hominem are valid assessments of your blindspots in which you approach discussions like these. You live in Europe and don't know any white people from America who claim to be native American, yet you can make these assertions as to what fuels Elizabeth Warren's heart and mind because you read an article somewhere. That is why you are a joke whenever you enter this level of specificity in your mass electorate psychological assessments from your computer in...Czech Republic, is it?
But anyhow, I'm just saying that it will be seen as fake and off-putting to casual voters, regardless of why she did it.
You then move on to make your strongest argument (in what is a very poor total argument, so take that with a grain of salt) about Warren lying. There are two elements of a crime, actus reus (guilty act) and mens rea (guilty intent), and given all the evidence, Warren's "lies" about her race only satisfy the former element. She lied, but didn't know she did. I don't believe that's a damning indictment. You may. Your criticisms of Harvard are valid, but then you play Icarus and go a step too far in a desperate bid to indict Warren, which I suspect is your ultimate goal. You admit that the benefit she received was not institutional or material, but rather one of "good feelings" and "happiness". So you've downgraded her crime from one of knowingly abusing systemic vehicles made for the benefit of racially marginalized groups to adopting an identity for the purpose of emotional wellbeing. You've taken it from systemic to personal and in the process unknowingly removed the sting of the allegation. Strike 3. You're out.
And I'm telling you that's bullshyt. She may have been tricked into believing she's native when she was a kid, but if you think she didn't know by time she was a Harvard professor listed as a minority faculty member then you probably thought Donald Trump would raise the minimum wage and implement universal healthcare...wait...
And you still haven’t addressed the story she made up about her parents eloping cause her mom was Cherokee. She told that story in recent years.