2020 census numbers for White Americans

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Louisiana. Now, that surprises me.

“Louisiana – With a German Accent”




This is pretty cool:

"German Reacts to Texas German"

[Anglo-Celtic]

The Great Replacement message is "Step aside Steppes and assume the stepped-on position as we take charge of calking the *cracks* of all Caucs!"

Say what? Speaking of cracks, can someone crack this code? There's likely some deep and heavy meaning contained in it. Do we have a Navajo Code-Talker in the house?

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

No kidding. I told you why that is.

Yeah, but I disagree on the reason why. It's very strange that in these particular areas where people are predominately Scots-Irish and other areas a mix of Scots-Irish and northern English that they don't believe in 'hyphenated Americans.' This is not happening in other regions, including parts of the South that are predominately English (mostly descendants of English from Virginia, parts of North Carolina, and South Carolina). It indicates a detachment from their ancestral background.

I would bet good money that if you ask the average person in these areas if they have Scots-Irish ancestry they won't know what that is.

It's a stretch to think so many people are making a statement against hyphenated Americans.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Yeah, but I disagree on the reason why. It's very strange that in these particular areas where people are predominately Scots-Irish and other areas a mix of Scots-Irish and northern English that they don't believe in 'hyphenated Americans.' This is not happening in other regions, including parts of the South that are predominately English (mostly descendants of English from Virginia, parts of North Carolina, and South Carolina). It indicates a detachment from their ancestral background.

I would bet good money that if you ask the average person in these areas if they have Scots-Irish ancestry they won't know what that is.

It's a stretch to think so many people are making a statement against hyphenated Americans.

You would lose that bet. There are tons of Southerners who are passionate hobbyists when it comes to genealogy and history, so save your cash in case Slow Joe steals the next election. I don't buy your premise. "Gee, y'all, we have Grandpa Perkins, Grandma Murphy, Grandpa Campbell, and Grandma Morgan, so we iz jus' so doggone confused by these names that we jus' call ourselves American." GMAFB

[Creoda]

They're claiming Irish ancestry, are they not? If you look at the secondary ancestry, Irish is the choice across the Southeast.

Yeah, no doubt. They identify as Irish origin, and have done since they went to America from Ireland. So be it, can't begrudge them that.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

You would lose that bet. There are tons of Southerners who are passionate hobbyists when it comes to genealogy and history, so save your cash in case Slow Joe steals the next election. I don't buy your premise. "Gee, y'all, we have Grandpa Perkins, Grandma Murphy, Grandpa Campbell, and Grandma Morgan, so we iz jus' so doggone confused by these names that we jus' call ourselves American." GMAFB

Most people don't care, dude. It doesn't mean there is something wrong with them. I had a girlfriend who taught at an elite private school. Her last name was Irish as Irish can be. She was Protestant. I asked her how is it you're Protestant but have a very stereotypical Irish surname. She didn't know. I asked her about her whole background: she didn't know. She wasn't dumb. It just wasn't important to her (or her family). For many people - if not most - they don't care. They have other interests.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Most people don't care, dude. It doesn't mean there is something wrong with them. I had a girlfriend who taught at an elite private school. Her last name was Irish as Irish can be. She was Protestant. I asked her how is it you're Protestant but have a very stereotypical Irish surname. She didn't know. I asked her about her whole background: she didn't know. She wasn't dumb. It just wasn't important to her (or her family). For many people - if not most - they don't care. They have other interests.

That's a fair point. There are families where some just *did not* inherit the genealogy fan gene while their sons developed an obsession for it.

[Anglo-Celtic]

Yeah, no doubt. They identify as Irish origin, and have done since they went to America from Ireland. So be it, can't begrudge them that.

Some of them had both flavors of Irish. Maybe it's time to use "Gaelic" to unite the tribes.

[dark-mysterio]

I don't know if this as been talked but i wanders about others/more minors group like in France we learn about the Louisiana/France in America things they where also the Spaniards Florida,California... also some Americans (non recent family immigrants background) have "Eastern Europeans/Slavic" last name (from whats i have seen) and among the Italians they where also the Greeks as an Mediterranean people who also immigrated are they any data ? or are they tho minors to really count ?.

[Creoda]

Some of them had both flavors of Irish. Maybe it's time to use "Gaelic" to unite the tribes.

Only to be met with "the fuck did you just call me?".