Is this more of your anecdotal evidence? I'd be happy to see any proof you have, when the opposite is so clearly visible.California wrote:Nope. Similarities between various classes nationwide are basically constant. Americans are more or less the same nationwide when compared to their economic peersOkeefenokee wrote:FIFY.MilSpecs wrote:Most don't seem politically active. They all seem more tolerant, regardless of political leaning.
The biggest divide (besides race) is GEOGRAPHY.
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I already told you that just because Californians, by your admission, have no identity, that the rest of us don't automatically lose ours as well. We are very much different.California wrote:Nope. Similarities between various classes nationwide are basically constant. Americans are more or less the same nationwide when compared to their economic peersOkeefenokee wrote:FIFY.MilSpecs wrote:Most don't seem politically active. They all seem more tolerant, regardless of political leaning.
The biggest divide (besides race) is GEOGRAPHY.
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Have either of you actually traveled a lot around the country? Not trying to be snide, just asking a real question.
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