Post examples of Americans (White or Black) who look distinctly American

[Creoda]

A more worthwhile thread would be to identify Americans that look distinctly English/German/Irish etc

[Tooting Carmen]

A more worthwhile thread would be to identify Americans that look distinctly English/German/Irish etc

Why so? The point about the US is that it is such an ethnically mixed young nation (even just looking at the White population alone), that identifying a distinct American look is a real task unto itself.

[Creoda]

Why so? The point about the US is that it is such an ethnically mixed young nation (even just looking at the White population alone), that identifying a distinct American look is a real task unto itself.

Is it? There is no one distinct American look but when going through collections of sporting individuals from different countries for example I often find it easy to identify the Americans, even if it is somewhat superficial (a polished, saccharine, or artificial look for many).

[Hellenas]

[Lucas]

Is it? There is no one distinct American look but when going through collections of sporting individuals from different countries for example I often find it easy to identify the Americans, even if it is somewhat superficial (a polished, saccharine, or artificial look for many).

I swear you there is super easy task to identify group of American tourists in international crowd either in Poland, Greece, England or France. Believe me always I was spot on in those places (the proof was their accent when I approaches them closer). Maybe for someone from Anglosaxon country it is harder for some reason, don't know.

[Dick]

Daisy Duke and Bo Duke have German surnames. Luke Duke has Czech ancestry and probably British or Irish. There were way more Germans migrating to the US at a point in history than from Britain.

the late George Lincoln Rockwell is also Half German and gives a JamesBond007 vibe (the poster from here). Old school "white American" ...

[Daco Celtic]

Is it? There is no one distinct American look but when going through collections of sporting individuals from different countries for example I often find it easy to identify the Americans, even if it is somewhat superficial (a polished, saccharine, or artificial look for many).

I swear you there is super easy task to identify group of American tourists in international crowd either in Poland, Greece, England or France. Believe me always I was spot on in those places (the proof was their accent when I approaches them closer). Maybe for someone from Anglosaxon country it is harder for some reason, don't know.

It's not rocket science. You see the superior cometic dental work and you know it's gotta be an American.

[Smeagol]

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Gal Gadot is not an American. She doesn't look particularly common for an American outside of Jew York either.

[Universe]

Daisy Duke and Bo Duke have German surnames. Luke Duke has Czech ancestry and probably

Daisy Duke (Catherine Bach) was half Mexican + half German. Bo Duke (John Schneider) was 3/8 German + 5/8 Irish, Scottish, English.

British or Irish. There were way more Germans migrating to the US at a point in history than from Britain.

the late George Lincoln Rockwell is also Half German and gives a JamesBond007 vibe (the poster from here). Old school "white American" ...

Yeah but Brits arguably contributed to White American gene pool more than Germans did. The bulk of the 6 million German immigrants to USA arrived when there were already tens of millions of White Americans that descended from colonial era settlers (mostly of British stock). More Germans than Brits migrated to USA but Brits arrived earlier and bred a lot by the time Germans arrived.

[rothaer]

Daisy Duke (Catherine Bach) was half Mexican + half German. Bo Duke (John Schneider) was 3/8 German + 5/8 Irish, Scottish, English.

Yeah but Brits arguably contributed to White American gene pool more than Germans did. The bulk of the 6 million German immigrants to USA arrived when there were already tens of millions of White Americans that descended from colonial era settlers (mostly of British stock). More Germans than Brits migrated to USA but Brits arrived earlier and bred a lot by the time Germans arrived.

True. And imo empty space triggers procreation.

The exact causes for that are not fully clear to me.

But if you apply this to the animal world it's pretty obvious that a certain area eventually will be populated by a certain number of individuals of deers, birds etc., no matter with what number you once started with, right?

That maybe even gives the Hitler idea of "Volk ohne Raum" (people without (sufficient) space) some scientific support as for the general importance of that space aspect.

In a number of older German books I've read that the procreation statistically is higher in the countryside than in the cities and that essentially the population is born in the countryside and "burnt" (consumed) in the cities. This applies to Germans, not to MENAs that are meanwhile evolutionary adapted to cities since thousands of years. To them, the more crowded it is the more they feel motivated to further procreate (just think about the Gaza strip). However, as for myself I also because of that decided to place myself in a rural area and I intensely do promote the same as for my children. And, btw., the personal experience - although it's not reliable due to a low case number - does support this statistical undisputed finding.

To my experience it's perfect to be with a (fertile) woman in a big house on a 2-hectares real estate and let her feel the lonelyness in that aspect. And there are solutions to that problem.