I wish to stay out of the politics of the preceding discussion, but I will comment on the word "native."
Words very, very frequently have more than one meaning. Froide and Koland are understanding and using the word in two separate ways.
Two of the definitions that
Dictionary.com (I like it, btw, and the sister thesaurus,
Thesaurus.com, even more) gives for "native" are these:
1. being the place or environment in which a person was born or a thing came into being:
one's native land.
. . . .
3. belonging by birth to a people regarded as indigenous to a certain place, especially a preliterate people . . . .
Froide is using the word as it is defined first; Koland is using the word as it is defined second ("3." in the dictionary's list). Therefore, it seems that they are "talking past each other."