Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The stereotypes and bigotry in this thread are quite something.
Imagine if someone has started a thread wondering if blacks who descended from slaves were more "fill in the blank" than blacks that immigrated.
It would be shut down in a hot second.
+1000
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So is this the new way to further divide people? "Oh Im white, but you know, Mayflower white, not shouty second generation Irish or French white."
Somehow there was never any inter ethnic strife in the USA after prior mass waves of German, Irish, Italian, and eastern European immigration. Nope, this whole division is a brand new thing.
Oh please. White americans dont divide by their great-grandparents nationality. Literally no one cares.
Anonymous wrote:This is a super interesting and legit question in the culture bucket
Now imagine asking it about some non white group
Anonymous wrote:This thread is proof that many liberals are ultra obsessed with identity politics.
Good luck moving forward.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So is this the new way to further divide people? "Oh Im white, but you know, Mayflower white, not shouty second generation Irish or French white."
Somehow there was never any inter ethnic strife in the USA after prior mass waves of German, Irish, Italian, and eastern European immigration. Nope, this whole division is a brand new thing.
Oh please. White americans dont divide by their great-grandparents nationality. Literally no one cares.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So is this the new way to further divide people? "Oh Im white, but you know, Mayflower white, not shouty second generation Irish or French white."
Somehow there was never any inter ethnic strife in the USA after prior mass waves of German, Irish, Italian, and eastern European immigration. Nope, this whole division is a brand new thing.
Anonymous wrote:Every single white person I know claims that their family came from the Mayflower and they have some fake family tree to prove it. My Japanese grandmother came on the Mayflower too.![]()
Anonymous wrote:So is this the new way to further divide people? "Oh Im white, but you know, Mayflower white, not shouty second generation Irish or French white."
Anonymous wrote:This thread is proof that many liberals are ultra obsessed with identity politics.
Good luck moving forward.
Anonymous wrote:Every single white person I know claims that their family came from the Mayflower and they have some fake family tree to prove it. My Japanese grandmother came on the Mayflower too.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Within the white population has anyone else noticed that white-ethnics (Italians, polish, Eastern Euro, Irish) seem to be have a higher incidence of maga than mayflower whites/dar eligible types.
Thoughts? Isn’t this the exact opposite of 20-30 years ago?
Very, very, very, very few Mayflower/DAR eligible types are MAGA. They don't have to be.
MAGA is (mostly) for angry, lower middle class white men (not that there's anything wrong with any of those categorizations) who are convinced someone's "taking" something from them.
And that's exactly what the GOP has tapped into and promoted - that the "other" is responsible for their miserable lives.
Which is justified.
Lets see. Dems favor stronger union rights, higher minimum wages, national health insurance, etc, all of which benefit working class Americans.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is a super interesting and legit question in the culture bucket
Now imagine asking it about some non white group
EXACTLY. Let's all pause for a moment to consider the outrage if this thread was about "spicy Latinos" or "black ethnics" or whatever insulting, othering term liberals can come up with next.