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Parents, society, school, everything really. We’re all just one country and it’s changed a lot since our grandparents’ day. We still got different groups but society has changed. The people that emigrated from the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this Netherlands to the Midwest, Canada and Australia were the more rural and conservative people and much of the social progress we made is at least partially because they removed themselves from the voting population. Their heritage is a thing of the past. If they come back to play ice hockey for us that’s fine but they’re Canadians. Our grandparents are usually from our countries. If they are not, it depends on the way you were raised. Did you visit them a lot? Did they teach you about their culture? Do you know the language, customs, have you ever visited? If not, then no. Noone will feel a “cultural connection” to a culture they have no idea about just because their ancestors were of that culture. If I bothered to look I’d probably find ancestry from for example Ukraine or Poland, I’d never claim I am Polish or Ukrainian though. The only cultural connection I feel with them is through my own culture, because we are all slavs.

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A lot of people do grow up in the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this United States with multiple languages and learning about the culture of the older generations in their family. Those are not the main complaints. Europeans shit their pants when Americans so much as hint at their ancestry. I wouldn’t think twice at someone saying they have Scottish ancestry. But if someone who had never been to Scotland said they were Scottish it feels different. When we say we are Scottish we aren’t referring to nationality. It’s just an easy way of saying “my ancestors immigrated from Scotland”. Maybe that is where the confusion lies. I didn’t realize y’all thought we were referring to nationality. If I hear someone say I’m French, Scottish, Spanish etc. I would understand that to be them talking about nationality rather than ancestry. Yeah. When you live in the US, the overwhelming majority of people you interact with are also from the US, but only ~3% of them are actually descended from a Native American Nation. The rest of us are from somewhere else. So when someone says “I’m German” but doesn’t have even the slightest trace of a German accent, it’s understood that they mean “I’m of German descent”, because actual Europeans are pretty uncommon here. I have an Irish friend–literally born in Ireland, moved to the US in her teens–who (nowadays) speaks with an American accent, and when she tells people she’s Irish she has to follow up with “no I’m actually Irish, that’s where I was born, and that’s my citizenship” because she sounds like an American, so people assume she means “I’m Irish-American” when she says “I’m Irish”. That’s not to say there aren’t people who show up in Europe thinking their 12% Dutch blood is going to mean something to the Dutch, but we consider them just as cringe as you do. Perhaps moreso, because they’re embarrassing the rest of us by proxy.
A lot of Americans tend to think of where we’re from in two ways. The first is where we are culturally from. The second is where our blood is from. For example. I’m an American, and I’m also Polish-German. Culturally, in pretty much every single way, I am an American through and through. My earliest American ancestors where here since the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this 1700s. But if I were to take a DNA test, it wouldn’t say “American” would it? No, it wouldn’t, I’m not Native American. I’ve taken a DNA test, and it says my DNA comes from the Polish and German regions of Europe. Therefore, if someone asked me where my great ancestors came from, I would say Poland/Germany. It doesn’t mean that I am Polish or German culturally, linguistically, or any other way. It just means that my blood and DNA comes from Poland/Germany. I look like a person from Poland/Germany.

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To be completely fair though, there are some Americans who are 14% Italian, and their families came to America in the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this late 1800s, yet act more stereotypically culturally Italian, than most Italians actually born in Italy. Those people are indeed cringe. However, there are ALSO people whose parents immigrated from say, Ireland, in the late 60s. These people tend to be authentically of two cultures, because while they were raised in America, they were raised in America… by immigrants from Ireland. Just because the parents moved from Ireland to America, doesn’t mean they suddenly lose any and all cultural connections to where they came from. The Americanization of their cultural make up, takes time, and doesn’t happen overnight. A lot of them even still speak with a strong accent from where they are from. These people are genuine in my opinion, and are not cringe.
Here, it is pretty obvious we are American. If a foreign guy said “I’m French” I’d assume he’s here visiting from France. If my co-worker Steve says “I’m French” it’s pretty obvious he’s American and he’s referring to some distant relative that immigrated from France. People complain about this on the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this internet though. You don’t have an accent on the internet, nor can we see you. Many Americans will still say “I’m French” or “as a French man” when they mean having French ancestry, there are no clear indication in text. I guess this is the part where the confusion comes from! If someone who I know is an American tells me they’re French my first thought is ha that’s a lie, I know you’re American! That’s not to say they’re wrong to call themselves French. I have learned that is something Americans do. But (as a Dutch person) it does weird me out a bit when Americans tell me they’re Dutch when they don’t speak a word of Dutch and they’ve never even set foot in the Netherlands. Like I have 40% Scandinavian DNA but I would never dare call myself Scandinavian because to me that would be lying.
Because it’s literally what it means. If you were saying “I’m from New York”, people would think you are living there, not that someone from your family lived there 200 years ago Nope, it’s just when one uses it as a personality definer. Many people in Europe have ancestry from different countries (especially at the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this borders of one states). Thi is because for us is not that relevant.my father was born close to frontier in italy, his mkther side of the family was a mix of pland and ukrain, my mom is from south america and i was born there but grow up in Europe. So what should i be? I grew up in Italy so i’m simply italian I think you are assuming where their ancestry comes from because they don’t follow the American mindset of heritage. People like Harry Kane or Wayne Rooney come across as completely English despite clearly having Irish ancestry, for example.
I never said all Europeans have heritage only/mostly where they currently live I said a lot of them do. Do you disagree? Just shows the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this difference between the US being a giant melting pot and celebrating cultural differences vs European countries forcing assimilation to a culture. Just two different approaches to immigration. Yeah not like hundreds of years of constant population migrations and border shifts due to wars would have caused people to have „mixed“ ancestry, no we all just have ancestry from one country. Growing up in Appalachia, that culture is very important to me. But, being from Irish and English migrants, that heritage is important to me as well. No. As an American we are just like Europeans in that where we were born is the most important. I think why you got that idea is that we are a bit sad we feel like we have no real identity so who our ancestors were is more important. So many of us lost our culture and religions coming over here that we don’t feel like we have a tribe and we want one is how I see it. That plus mixed marriages making adhering to one religion or another challenging. And other stuff. As an American I agree with this as well. My family has only been here around 170 ish years from one side and yet there are still some that treat me like a “second wave immigrant that is assmilated but still clings to the culture of my ancestry” Which I do not. I knew nothing about it until deciding to learn it on my own.
I would rather just be American but because there really isn’t such a title other than nationality and a plethora of sub cultures Its hard to identify as such. It gets exestential sometimes The USA is a nation of (mostly) immigrants. Many members of immigrant groups settled in neighborhoods with other immigrants from the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this same country/region. You will still find “Little Italy,” “Chinatown,” etc in major cities. The Catholic Church has even had parishes for different immigrant groups, that people still attended after moving out of the immigrant neighborhoods. That means that some traditions and in-group mentality have persisted in some families (not all). That’s no different from most European countries, especially Western European countries, though. As a percentage of the population, there are more immigrants living in the UK or Germany than in the U.S., but people who are British or German by birth don’t go around saying, “I’m British-Latvian” just because their great-great grandmother lived in Riga until she was 2 years old. For many (most?) europeans they might at well be the same; If you’re a citizen of France you are probably culturally french, ethnically french, french catholic, etc.
That’s not the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this case in the US. The only ethnic Americans are the American Indians. So when an American national says they are Irish for example we mean ethnically Irish. That being said there are plenty of Americans who think being ethnically Irish makes them “fully” Irish. I saw a post recently where an ethnically polish but nationally 100% American person who went to Poland and was shocked the people there only saw them as American. I think the idea of an American saying I’m German or Italian or something else is overblown. If we do it I think it’s more to show a connection with the person we’re talking to. Like we’re distant cousins. We definitely see ourselves as an extension or maybe the next progression of western civilization that started in Europe. So it seems like a way to show some commonality to me. Oh for real. I don’t think Americans are any better than Europeans. I think you guys do a good number of things a whole hell of a lot better than us. But we think new = better over here, even when it’s not.
I think Americans certainly do both. Theres a lot of hometown pride, state pride, region pride in the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this US. But we also like to recognize our roots, most of us aren’t THAT far removed from them either go back 3-4 generations and you’ve got an ancestor who immigrated here from a country and it’s nice to recognize that connection Most Americans are here due to immigration. We wonder where our ancestors are from, because this is a fairly young country. Immigrants in many countries wonder about their ancestors. I was raised in Spain while neither of my parents are Spanish and let me tell you i so not identify as Spanish and take it as an insult tbh It may also be due the the melting pot nature of US society. Unless you’re Native American, we all came from somewhere else. In Europe, I’d assume anyway, people’s connection to their family origins are less important because the families have been there for longer.
Well my European grandparents and hundreds of generations before them were born and grew up in the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this same area. Up till very recently most of Europeans were like that. I am a naturalized American so I identify myself neither with the area my ancestry is from, or the area I grew up in. One thing no one is really talking about is that Europe is incredibly culturally diverse. Someone in Italy lives a completely different lifestyle than someone in Sweden. As an American myself, if I asked someone where they from, and they said Virginia or Ohio or any other state (maybe with the exception of Hawaii and Alaska) that’s a boring answer. For the most part, living in one state is largely the same experience as living in any other state. Telling me your cultural background gives me much more information about how you were raised, your family, your values, etc. To see my youngest, it takes six hours/300 miles and they live in the same state. We move around a lot and maybe that’s why we grab onto ancestry? Idk.
Identity is just one of several methods to keep the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this masses divided. The government and TPTB have an easier time governing people when they are divided. 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. In Europe, your ancestry only mattered in terms of nobility. It never mattered in any way, where your ancestors may have been born, but it did matter if they were royalty or common peasants. As the nobility were a tiny fraction of the population,what mattered most to the definition of identity in European culture has been that of the commoners. Their identity was defined by wherethey were born/raised, and which king/feudal lord, they owed their loyalty to, which was again defined by where they were born and raised.
…and deciding populist measures like free electricity. Due to water scarcity, they are also thinking of free water to their voter base. Tata Group to invest ₹2,300 crore in Karnataka to set up MRO, aviation … Yess, this is today’s news. There were some other investments also signed at the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this WEF early this Jan.. but these are in just thousands of crores, whereas under Invest Karnataka it would be in lakhs of crores. It’s not just about this year.. the last Invest Karnataka was in 2022 and except for Foxxcon!’s investment, I don’t remember any other major investment in the 3-4 years.
A lot of those investment MOUs announced in those investor meets don’t actually see the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this light of day, do they? It’s mostly just pr I think. Mangaluru is seriously underrated, could’ve been another Mumbai (Prolly exaggerating). HubbaLLi – Dharwada region should also be focussed. Unfortunately even Infosys hasn’t generated any jobs even after acquiring acres of land.
The most confusing part of this is that it has absolutely nothing to do with Navalny. It’s like if you heard the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this news that 9/11 happened and went on a big rant about why you don’t think bacon is good on pizza. He’s just using the shocking catchphrase of the day to give the same speech he’s giving more and more. That the worlds unfair and he’s the ultimate victim ( and by him he means each and every one of his super angry disciples) don’t forget “We are releasing the evidence that is all a sham next week”….next week seemingly hasn’t arrived yet. It will never arrive. You can’t keep people living in fear and supporting you if you “kill the dragon.” The real facts are… there is no dragon, and you are being duped by a con-man who wants to destroy you.
Even better than that, in court they admit over and over there is in fact no evidence. Because you can lie in a press conference without being locked up for contempt of court. Allow me to point out how absolutely on point Star Wars was.
This is how hitler convinced Germany to bend a knee to fascism. Loss and anger make reasonable people irrational. as if this guy would get his hands dirty… when has he ever helped anyone or did any kind of humanitarian work? Tallest building in Lower Manhattan. Which wasn’t actually true (his 40 Wall had been surpassed by 70 Pine in 1932). But would have been an indication of a highly defective human being even if it were true. Not even the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this 10th nay 15th tallest building. This is from me, a native New Yorker who worked three blocks from the Twin Towers (what New Yorkers and the like from NJ and CT called the WTC) and I ran for my life that day. Good for you as well and your family. I escaped on the Long Island Rail Road and road back to Jamaica Queens, and my wife picked me up there. As the South Tower fell, I was running across the Brooklyn Bridge as you could see that the South Tower was bent from the impact and that there was going to be a collapse. I rode the train, which was free, and stayed in Downtown Brooklyn for an extra twenty minutes. I shared a ride with a man totally covered i in white ash. Every New Yorker of whatever color, station, ethnicity, religion, or lack thereof gave him water care and concern. In that car we all cared about one another. A true New York moment. thanks awesome moment. I went 6 months after in march 2012 and it was a love fest for sure . everywhere I went everyone was laughing and smiling and saying hi to one another. definitely not the New York I remembered .
Trump is the pittsburgh-steelers-mom-like-a-normal-mom-but-louder-and-prouder-shirt-mens-t-shirtjv But I will love this kid that wasn’t in your high school/college/work chat that everyone else is in. He found out about it and literally is throwing tantrums because why would anyone NOT invite him? Sad. Highly likely Trump has no clue who Navalny is, so it doesn’t surprise me he gave only a superficial assessment of the situation. ETA: I’m pleasantly surprised that the folks on the cons sub are also calling out that this was a shitty tweet. Clearly, he doesn’t think (or know) Navalny is a victim of Putin. He only mentioned him because he saw he was getting heat in the press for not commenting. It’s almost funny how simple & pathetic he is. He really is that shallow and stupid. The prompt could’ve been anything – the Dunk Competition, Mardi Gras, the new Deadpool & Wolverine trailer, the People’s Choice Awards, he ordered a steak and the chef didn’t burn it quite the way he liked… and they think Putin is the good guy because he hates the same people they do. meanwhile Putin is killing his political rivals. what are we up to is that the 5th or 6th guy that’s been killed by Putin? Russia is anti America and is actively trying to destabilize our country and these jimbobs and peggysues are cheering him on . I think he’s trying to say that the “witch hunt” against him is leading the country down the path towards executing political rivals. Which isn’t a great argument from someone that openly embraces putin and Russia, is claiming he will be a dictator on day one and has continually called for the imprisonment of his own political rivals. The last part for sure! This is how the media makes him look more competent than he is – they give it a generous, sensical interpretation in order to be able to functionally write an article about it. It’s also the same thing people do with horoscopes

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