Berkley or Dallas?

[ClimateSanity]

Which culture would you say matched the culture of America as a whole?

 

[rexlunae]

Which culture would you say matched the culture of America as a whole?

You know what's un-American? Trying to divide Americans by conceptually casting them out of the country like this. Dallas is America. So is Berkley.

 

[ClimateSanity]

I didn't ask what was unamerican. You have no idea which city more closely resembles the culture of America?

 

[ok doser]

Dallas


Berkley should be nuked

 

[Arthur Brain]

I didn't ask what was unamerican. You have no idea which city more closely resembles the culture of America?

What exactly would you describe as "the culture of America" to start with?

:AMR:

 

[rexlunae]

I didn't ask what was unamerican. You have no idea which city more closely resembles the culture of America?

Dallas


Berkley should be nuked

Yup, that just happened.

 

[ClimateSanity]

Yup, that just happened.

Do you even think nation's have cultures?

 

[annabenedetti]

It's spelled Berkeley.

 

[rexlunae]

Do you even think nation's have cultures?

Of course they do. But the two cities are equally American, so by definition they can't be more or less American than each other. You can compare them to other places, but you can't push them out of being American.

 

[ClimateSanity]

Of course they do. But the two cities are equally American, so by definition they can't be more or less American than each other. You can compare them to other places, but you can't push them out of being American.

I didn't say either one was not American. I'm saying one represents the overall culture of America better than the other. It has to . There are large differences in the cultures of the two cities.

 

[rexlunae]

I didn't say either one was not American. I'm saying one represents the overall culture of America better than the other. It has to . There are large differences in the cultures of the two cities.

What you're trying to do is declare one city un-American by declaring it out of step with the nation's culture, and use that to justify ignoring and vilifying it.

Another manufactured battle in the culture wars.

 

[ClimateSanity]

What you're trying to do is declare one city un-American by declaring it out of step with the nation's culture, and use that to justify ignoring and vilifying it.

Another manufactured battle in the culture wars.

Don't tell me what I'm trying to do you little fascist antifa wanna be. So, you refuse to say which city typifies American culture thr best?

You have no idea where I'm going with this but you have extreme confidence you do. That's because you live in a bubble where you only listen and validate ideas that are consistent with your ideology.

We will move onto step two since you refuse step one.

I feel that Dallas is more representative of American culture and berkley has swerved from that ideal significantly.

Part of that is due to the enemy within our borders that has worked ceaselessly for at least 50 years to fundamentally transform America as obama would say.

They have been more successful in berkley than in Dallas and there is a reason for that.

Berkley seems to be one of the places that has been the home to unassimilated immigrants whose home culture was vastly different than the one they moved into starting in the late 60's.

All I'm saying there is a price to pay for taking in people who do not share our values and are here only for economic reasons.

 

[ok doser]

Don't tell me what I'm trying to do you...

it's like having a conversation with an insane homeless person

 

[Arthur Brain]

Don't tell me what I'm trying to do you little fascist antifa wanna be. So, you refuse to say which city typifies American culture thr best?

You have no idea where I'm going with this but you have extreme confidence you do. That's because you live in a bubble where you only listen and validate ideas that are consistent with your ideology.

We will move onto step two since you refuse step one.

I feel that Dallas is more representative of American culture and berkley has swerved from that ideal significantly.

Part of that is due to the enemy within our borders that has worked ceaselessly for at least 50 years to fundamentally transform America as obama would say.

They have been more successful in berkley than in Dallas and there is a reason for that.

Berkley seems to be one of the places that has been the home to unassimilated immigrants whose home culture was vastly different than the one they moved into starting in the late 60's.

All I'm saying there is a price to pay for taking in people who do not share our values and are here only for economic reasons.

So, you have a go at rex for presuming your intent and then go on to to confirm his presumption is correct...

Wasn't hard to see what direction this thread was going in.

lain:

 

[ok doser]

Of course they do. But the two cities are equally American, so by definition they can't be more or less American than each other. You can compare them to other places, but you can't push them out of being American.

he didn't say that one is more or less american than the other, and he didn't propose to "push them out of being American"

he was talking about culture and which better typifies traditional american culture

So, you have a go at rex for presuming your intent and then go on to to confirm his presumption is correct...

good job artie!

Spoiler

 

[Arthur Brain]

Ah, the troll's flapping about looking for attention again. Almost pitiable but not quite...

 

[ok doser]

 

[Jonahdog]

Don't tell me what I'm trying to do you little fascist antifa wanna be.

Well, that ought to move the conversation along in a rational manner.

 

[rexlunae]

Gee, didn't see that one coming! Blame immigrants for a non-existent problem, you say? Refer to them as the "enemy within"? Have you even been to Berkeley?

 

[rexlunae]

he didn't say that one is more or less american than the other, and he didn't propose to "push them out of being American"

he was talking about culture and which better typifies traditional american culture

Are you reading the same thread I am? Because, yeah he did.