Cap'n Jack
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The U.S. definitely does have a culture. It might have been influenced by multiple cultures, but it has its unique features.
That's news to me. :I
The U.S. definitely does have a culture. It might have been influenced by multiple cultures, but it has its unique features.
The U.S. definitely does have a culture. It might have been influenced by multiple cultures, but it has its unique features.
That's news to me. :I
The U.S. definitely does have a culture. It might have been influenced by multiple cultures, but it has its unique features.
That's news to me. :I
Wikipedia American history. Learn some stuff.
The U.S. definitely does have a culture. It might have been influenced by multiple cultures, but it has its unique features.
That's news to me. :I
Wikipedia American history. Learn some stuff.
Well, sure, we have history, but... people here are like an amalgm of every other culture. I try to ignore the commercial, industrial things like fast food or T-shirts.
Whenever I think about this, I always go back to Southern culture. Bluegrass music, barbeque, Southern accents, I think the South is the closest thing we have to a unique culture.
Obviously this isn't including the natives, but that's not me.
@Jack Pschitt; I didn't find your post to be a retarded mess of thoughts; I see what you're getting at. I think there's a lot of things that Americans view as so normal that we wouldn't identify them as culture unless someone not from the U.S. pointed them out as interesting or annoying.
I think there is an unfairly negative perception of rednecks. No culture is perfect of course, but I think they are too often the butt of a lot of jokes.
True, our country isn't even 300 hundred years old yet. I wonder if I'll be alive to see it; I'd be 90 in 2076. Although the roots of the U.S. go back a little farther.@Jack Pschitt; I didn't find your post to be a retarded mess of thoughts; I see what you're getting at. I think there's a lot of things that Americans view as so normal that we wouldn't identify them as culture unless someone not from the U.S. pointed them out as interesting or annoying.
Yeah, maybe that's true. I've also been thinking that maybe we haven't had time to develop a full-fledged unique culture.
@Jack Pschitt; Any reason why you deleted that post?