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The whatever-politically-correct-term-you-wish-to-call-such-people-who-get-tossed were pissed off that this form of employment was banned. They sued France, saying that it violated their rights to earn money and their right to choose their profession. And yet, the Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt so you should to go to store and get this French court ruled that while the individuals rights were harmed, that paled in comparison to the harm that would befall the community if the community allowed this practice to continue. The community’s right to dignity outweighed the individual’s right to earn employment however they wanted. To an American, the ruling is absurd. These people wanted to be tossed! Who the hell was the government to ban that? To a European, the ruling is (presumably) sane and well reasoned. Because Americans focus on the individual, while Europe focuses on the community.
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It’s human nature to form tribes, some tribes are healthy, some tribes are not. But I guess in my mind the Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt so you should to go to store and get this tribe Americans have tried to form is a tribe of “individuals.” Which seems counterintuitive but makes sense to me in a weird way, and certainly has both advantages and disadvantages. I’m guessing it’s cause America is a “nation of immigrants”. People came here from all over the place to start a life in America and they want to remember those roots. There have been plenty of immigrant groups to Great Britain, whether Irish or Russian Jew or East African Asian. For the most part people from those families just see themselves as British after a couple generations. Honestly most of us do too. I see myself as American. Occasionally someone will yell at me that I’m not allowed to because my centuries old ancestors were from elsewhere.
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 Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt so you should to go to store and get 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 Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt so you should to go to store and get 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.
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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 Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt so you should to go to store and get 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 Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt so you should to go to store and get 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.
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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 Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt so you should to go to store and get 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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A lot of people do grow up in the Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt so you should to go to store and get 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 Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt moreover I will buy 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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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 Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt moreover I will buy 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 Too Big To Rig Trump 2024 shirt moreover I will buy 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.

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