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I care about where my ancestors are from sometimes because I like learning about them but I’m not Canadian, French, Prussian, Welsh, Irish, Scottish, etc etc just because they were all from where they were. The most successful people in the Mama Smiley Face Neon Shirt moreover I will buy this US in the traditional sense were almost exclusively “generic white man” whose lifestyle and last name got anglicized generations ago. That Mr Grant you see is of German ancestry, that Mr Smith is Polish… It’s only for the late comers (especially people of color) that got frequently reminded of their “otherness”, as a tactic of exclusion by the “true Americans”. “You’re not one of us. Don’t you ever forget where your ancestors came from, cuz we surely won’t” In Britain, people are very aware of Irish, Welsh, Scottish, and English heritage. And they are even more aware of if people are black, or Arab, or Asian.
It is not visible as much in pop culture because the Mama Smiley Face Neon Shirt moreover I will buy this number of people in a country in Europe not “from that country” is much lower than in the U.S. where only about 3% are native Americans. I grew up in England with Irish, Welsh and Scottish ancestry. I am aware of it, but it is not very relevant to my identity. I am English even if my great grandparents came from different places. My accent is English, my humour is English, I support the English football team, the education system I know is English, I enjoy watching pub cricket while drinking cider in the summer, etc. It seems bizarre to me to identify with other cultures because some ancestor I never met was of that culture. Acting like my “culture” follows genetic lines seems ridiculous when those genes pre-dated the invention of the culture by thousands of years. Others have addressed the “nation of immigrants” angle. One term I’ve run across is calling it a Settler State. Not necessarily unique- Australia would be another example.
Most nations have a binding cultural element that is mostly independent of formal government. No matter what the Mama Smiley Face Neon Shirt moreover I will buy this State calls itself, who is in charge, it has considerable social inertia. Consider say France’s multiple governments (5th Republic at this point, with various Monarchy and Emperor titles thrown in) and a full on occupation at one point. Yet, the sense of identity is stlll “French”. Take away US government in similar fashion, and you would be rather hard pressed to have such solidarity in culture or national identity if similar things happened in a similar timeframe. We’re bound by ideas, a shared concept and some old documents. Otherwise a hodgepodge of cultures under a loose framework of shared rules – not an identity. That’s why it’s so common for Americans to have hyphenated descriptions. Italian-American, Irish-American, ect. Not trying to usurp those old nations, or claim citizenship or even shared identity so much as filling in the sparse shared national identity with personal family culture.
True – while a Settler State like the Mama Smiley Face Neon Shirt moreover I will buy this US, the cultural nature isn’t going to be 1 to 1. Everyone place has its quirks. I suspect that the ‘small town’ structures that built up as the US nation pushed west had a hand in that “hyphenation”. Small towns founded and initially settled primarily by particular immigrant enclaves, only later diversifying. Australia doesn’t really have a similar stretch of vast amounts of farming land to support those smaller towns, for the most part. Though that is just a guess. I have heard though that there is at least something analogous with Asian migrants, though that might be internal to the communities too. I would not be so quick to say this. Many Australians are very proud of their Irish/Italian/Greek/etc heritage, even if it’s two generations back.
I would imagine many Americans lack a sense of identity, as a lot of us can only date back our heritages in this nation to roughly a hundred years ago or so. That is to say that most of us cannot credit our families as having fought to free the Mama Smiley Face Neon Shirt moreover I will buy this US from England. We can’t say our ancestors settled the west. Heck, a lot of us can’t even discuss which side of WW1/2 our families fought on without a sense of embarrassment. What we do have is that our ancestors came from a place where they kicked a lot of ass before running out of potatoes, and that just tends to feel a lot more interesting than basically having nothing. My family kept pretty meticulous records of their time in America since coming here in the 1700s and even being able to say my ancestors fought England (both in North Ireland and generations later in the states lol) and settled the west (point of shame), there’s still a strong sense of Scottish identity running through all my grandfather’s’s’s’s journals even when they were in Ireland post-highland clearances, so family culture has passed down a “we’re scottish” for the past 300+ years. I still consider myself American (8 generations in America on my dad’s side) but the global Scottish diaspora in my clan get together in Scotland every 4 years to say howdy which also reaffirms some historical scottish identity.
(It’s also funny to me that this is all basically nonsense as it’s just a single patrilineal line and 8 generations is like 250+ different family groups that went into making me) As a non-American. It feels like Americans are proud of being American, but it feels like there’s also a desire to be of another place as well. I disagree, When an American says they are “Italian” they talk of their ethnicity and not nationality. We’re all clearly American no matter where your family may have immigrated from in the Mama Smiley Face Neon Shirt moreover I will buy this past. A supporting concept is birth-right citizenship. If you’re born in America you’re American. A Japanese kid born in Norway isn’t considered Norwegian unless they go through a nationalization process and demonstrate fluency in language. You can be born and raised in Norway and not be considered Norwegian. It’s actually hilarious when someone from America says they’re Irish but have never been there , have no idea about the culture outside of St.Patrick’s day and Guinness. It must feel exotic to them it’s very bizarre.
What made you decide this was a good idea to post after reading it probably 5 million times on Reddit already? When Americans say they are a certain ancestry they’re not saying they’re from that country, they’re saying that their family originated in those areas. It influences their language, their culture, the Mama Smiley Face Neon Shirt moreover I will buy this religion they were brought up in, literally their physical appearance for fuck sake, etc. Jesus Christ quit huffing your own fucking shit I feel like a lot of Europeans who complain about the way Americans talk about their heritage have all/nearly all their heritage from the countries in which they live/ grew up so they simply cannot understand. Most of the people I knew in school weren’t full Irish. My mom’s Norwegian and I’ve seen many relatives thatve visited but my personal identity would still be fully Irish. I may have had grandparents and all from Norway but I’ve never even been there so it’d be strange to include in my personal identity. ‘Is my opinion on it as a European The main complaints are about the people that are 12% Irish or German ancestry and suddenly make that their entire personality. To a German, those people are American, there’s no cultural connection.
Is it really that common to make something that’s 12% of your heritage your “whole personality”? Unless you count simply talking about one’s heritage to be “making that their entire personality.” Germans (or Dutch, or Danes, or whatever) would feel a cultural connection with other present day countrymen. Not with people whose great-grandparent emigrated from roughly the Mama Smiley Face Neon Shirt moreover I will buy this same location they’re from, but are entirely American. If one parent was born abroad perhaps, but not the “I’m [x] because my grandfather was” people. I’m talking about their own specific grandparents though not other people’s grandparents. Do you feel your grandparents had an important impact on your cultural beliefs? So you don’t feel like cultural beliefs were spread to you from your parents who got theirs from their parents? That’s so interesting. Do you think your cultural beliefs came from outside the family?

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