Yes, I'm sure all americans are the same to you, being from somewhere that's not america. I actually live in the US, and I've actually traveled around, so I feel that I have a better idea about it than you do.

Edited 4/28/2016 20:23:09

Curb it. You probably see more difference in between them since you're one, I have a better perspect to you since I'm precisely not American.

I mean I'm just saying, it's much more likely that you're going to generalize all americans as the same (as you're doing) if you're an outsider who's never even been to america.

Edited 4/28/2016 20:55:06

And it's much more likely you'll differentiate far more if you live in.

It's all a matter of relativity. When cultures are similar, a different culture can very easily see these as petty differences, but in reality although the differences are fairly minor, they are differences, and they do entail the cultures being different, especially tin the eyes similar ones.

they do entail the cultures being different, especially tin the eyes similar ones.

Americans have more unity with themselves than with Mexicans or Cubans, end of tale.

let rename the usa to the united state of america

i prefer the name "The only country that matters"

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