>>212809754 (OP) Well no, US states are much more economically integrated than European countries. We aren't boxed in by language, and people move between states far more than people do in the EU.
This is a massive advantage that the United States has, I don't know why you imply its a bad thing.
>>212810218 >This is a massive advantage that the United States has Yeah it makes the line go up. But it's also destroyed regionalism and made us all mutts. It also causes boom/bust cycles where natives get raped by transplants.
>>212810103 There's no way Americans actually believe this. You are literally all the same. That's the point of your country, taking in a bunch of different ethnicities and grinding them all down into the same american paste. The only exceptions are blacks and spics, but blacks are biologically like that anyway and spics are foreign invaders.
>>212809754 (OP) Our states have their own laws and provide lots of government services but they don't have very many cultural/language differences and there are far less regulatory barriers to selling products made in one state in another state than in Europe (or Canada).
>>212809754 (OP) Large, populated, culturally distinct, and economically developed on their own, with their own governments. The average US state is more relevant to itself and to the world as a whole than the average EU member state is.
>>212810297 British culture - eat Indian food and drink Indian tea at six bong, complain about everything Americans do that made your country successful, pine after everything your country used to do that made it shit for yourself and everywhere you conquered, mistake Marxist drivel for your cultural identity, apolojuice to whoever most recently blew up your trains.
>>212810340 Right on all accounts. White Americans (real Americans) barely vary at all from state to state. >b-but new jersey wops are delusional cosplayers.
>>212810293 >a common tongue is to blame for what has been happening ceaselessly since before agriculture American education. >>212810430 I accept your concession, seethemaxxer. >>212810436 On the other hand white bongs act either white, muslim, or mindlessly emulate US gangster rappers to a pathetic cringe degree. Wow, if only I could be more like that.
>>212810457 >>a common tongue is to blame for what has been happening ceaselessly since before agriculture you literally just made the argument that america is more integrated and people move between states "far more" now you are making the argument that it's all the same
>>212810463 England has several rogue states operating in its borders
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:36:21 AM No.212810599
>>212810498 Not legally but yes culturally. The law. Trade and want for privacy only unite. Everything grows from them like language or laws lol but culturally yeah Maine and Texas are different culturally to the extreme
>ask a foreigner to do an American accent >it’s always something from the Texas-Arkansas-Louisiana triangle
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:40:57 AM No.212810733
>>212810457 It's funny that you think I'm trying to insult Americans by saying that your culture doesn't vary that much from state to state. I'm not saying that Americans don't have culture, I'm just saying that your claim that the USA is more culturally diverse is bullshit.
>>212810631 >Different religion, politics, food, music, ideology, civic sensibilities, economics, they even differ in ethnicity and accent this is a lie, you all look the same, sound the same and eat fast food, and have some retarded christianity cults
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:41:57 AM No.212810760
>>212810631 >Pennsylvanian German no such thing >Anglo-Texan no such thing
I'm sure they vary in ethnicity and accent.
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:42:38 AM No.212810775
The only reasonable opinion to have: >USA is more culturally diverse than UK or France or Germany >USA is less culturally diverse than Europe as a whole, or even just the EU
The federal system also means that states have quite a bit of power on their own. Technically federal law supersedes state law, but if enough states ignore it, it doesn’t matter in many cases (see marijuana legalization)
>>212810599 You can have multiple completely different races in a single person, meanwhile what do Eastern Yuroes have? Just different flavours of Russian all around
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:46:31 AM No.212810861
>>212810813 they dont though lol its just made up bullshit, the govt can force them to do anything
>>212810631 >Pennsylvanian German vs an Anglo-Texan They both voted Trump, they both drink the same beer, they both love Shane Gillis, they both watch the NFL, they both use the same slang...the only difference is a very slight change in accent.
State cultural differences used to be much more pronounced but in modern times most of you are culturally the same. America underwent a deliberate cultural conglomeration over the last 100 years similar to that of post-revolutionary France and mainland China.
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:47:19 AM No.212810889
>>212810775 >USA is more culturally diverse than UK or France or Germany yea no shit. because it's several hundred magnitudes bigger and sparsely populated.
>>212810803 Dialects, sure, but European countries (generally) have a specific religious heritage, specific cultural heritage, and specific ethnicity (or cluster of ethnicities)
>>212810928 americans have no culture and ethnicity though??? you’re all mutts and dont get me started on religion, nobody cares about that in 2025 in your country
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:50:26 AM No.212810975
>>212810803 Differences in language create differences in mutual perception between groups, but I don’t think it actually affects mannerisms in the euro case that much. Med euros are broadly similar. eastern euros as well. nordics form another group. Yet all of these are linguistically diverse.
A conservative white evangelical in rural Louisiana is very different from a San Francisco chinese Buddhist. They’ll both know English and certain common national “memes” but their worldviews will be radically different. Far more than the difference between a Madridian and a Parisian, or even a rural gallego and a parisian.
>>212810861 State power has vastly eroded from 1776 but each state still has far more power than the typical province of a euro country.
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:51:57 AM No.212811008
Diversity is our strength euro-chuds We're not homogenous bugs like you guys
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:52:43 AM No.212811036
>>212810889 >White america has more cultural diversity than the country with glaswegians, highlanders, taffs, scousers, geordies, mancs, cockneys, brummies, poshos etc yeah nah
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:53:30 AM No.212811062
>>212810975 >A conservative white evangelical in rural Louisiana is very different from a San Francisco chinese Buddhist. theyre not though theyre both american >Med euros are broadly similar. eastern euros as well. nordics form another group wrong lol
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 1:56:35 AM No.212811135
>dude im so unique because uhhh my political opinion on twitter and uhhhh skydaddy americans actually believe this
>>212809754 (OP) US states are actually technically different countries from each other. Hence state sovereign immunity, interstate extradition, etc. We think of america as bein g a singular country but it was designed by the founders as being a patchwork of different countries all jammed together. If I had to make a guess based on nothing but intuition, I would assume that the modern belief in national unity is probably a product of world war/ cold war propaganda
>my town of shanpooopxia should seccede from shartschoolshooterry because they disresoected jd vance in twitter, i have nothing in common with those californians! this is what 200 years of manufactured culture looks like
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 2:00:06 AM No.212811215
>>212811174 >US states are actually technically different countries from each other they literally arent theyre in the same country lol wont even read the rest of your post
>>212809754 (OP) american states are more soverign than EU countries are
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 2:12:41 AM No.212811522
>>212811449 >The Judicial power of the United States shall not be construed to extend to any suit in law or equity, commenced or prosecuted against one of the United States by Citizens of another State, or by Citizens or Subjects of any Foreign State.
>>212811589 Please explain the doctrine of state sovereign immunity to the thread, and explain why it doesn't prove that individual states are technically sovereign countries. Non-responsive replies and chatGPT answers will both be deemed concessions.
>>212811650 you're a retard who doesn't understand what a country is. States are a federal entity. They have constitutionally protected powers, but that doesn't make them a country.
>>212811750 wrong, zoomerspeak is half english at this point
Anonymous
7/16/2025, 2:27:48 AM No.212811877
>>212811704 >States are a federal entity. Under the doctrine of american federalism, the federal government is an entity that exists at the mercy of states. That's why only it was the subject of the constitution and the bill of rights (until we got 14A incorporation doctrine) >They have constitutionally protected powers No, they don't. The constitution enumerates only the things the federal government is allowed to do. The Bill of Rights, again until 14A incorporation doctrine, only told the federal government what it could not do