What is your country's equivalent to the American "deep south" or "dixie"? I'm talking about the rural/suburban backwater region filled with conservatives and traditionalists that seemingly every nation in the world possesses, and might have a rivalry with the more urban parts of the nation
Here in Greece it's the Peloponnese and Crete, the inhabitants are very traditionalist and have an actual clan system, with clan rivalries and 'vendettas' What is your nation's wild west, anons?
Isaiah Reed
Some of the biggest cities in Andalucia also look like an mmorpg because of the number of clans living in it with vendettas and shit last week I saw a documentary about a shooting in Granada in the middle of some commieblocks, the camera man taped some corpse with the gun of the murder in the floor surrounded by people crying and then you can literally see how a woman with a hat takes the gun from the floor for herself.
Jace Thompson
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Cooper Barnes
>Here in Greece it's the Peloponnese and Crete But those regions are not actually poor backwater. Here in Japan, it's definitely Kyushu (South Eastern part of Japan), they are not only poor rural backwaters, corrupted cities are literally controlled by mafia, it's like Sicily of Japan.
Joseph Bell
Fukoaka is based your cocky Kanto fag.
Hudson Turner
The south of Norway is the land of bibles, prayer houses, and trailers.
William Cooper
Dunno
Wales I suppose
Aaron Davis
These maps are horsecrap, it's still a very undeveloped place, hell, I live in Greece myself so I can tell you that with certainty
Alexander Foster
my family's farm is in Romerike, and I've seen it mentioned a handful of times by Norwegian posters here as a conservative (relative) region full of hill billies
Alexander Parker
*Fukuoka spell right if you want to defend them... and no, no one would say they are based here. At least they are good at being poorfags, a number of hobos in Osaka are from Fukuoka.
Adam Hughes
>Romerike Is that what I think it is? A WE WUZZING of Rome by Norwegians?
Daniel Bailey
They're just actual christians, which compared to the rest of Norway makes them ultracrazy conversative radicals in their eyes, but they are quite liberal protestants really. Well yes, but the etymology is after a river, not Rome.
Brayden Watson
>he is a Kanzai fag and complains about other being poor Fukuoka is based. They are people that are nice and easy going and not that typical asian soulless robot prude stereotype. That's why I like them. It way nicer to live with humans than with drones.
Gabriel Morgan
A female American friend of mine said she had worst experience when she tripped to Fukuoka. She got imitated her gaijin-ish dialect by a local man, and she felt offended.
People in Kyushu are similar to Koreans, loud, violent, but yes, they are easy going too. Fukuoka people are still more open-minded than other Kyushu because it's city, anyway.
Joshua Lee
>A female American friend > and she felt offended.
That was like anodah shoa. Americans really don't deserve to live on gods beautiful earth.
Andrew Fisher
Brabant and Limburg
Carson Jenkins
South Italy
Josiah Harris
I don't think we have one in particular
Adrian Bell
The north (Nord Pas de Calais) and maybe PACA (it's full of rich 'conservative' people)
Kayden Young
Queensland, we call it the Deep North.
Noah Cook
Wouldn't it be the North? Birmingham/Liverpool etc
Christian Martin
East
Evan Garcia
Tasmania/ northern teritory
Brayden Mitchell
The western provinces except for southern B.C. >Conservatives everywhere >Everybody goes to church >Farms, oil, coal, gas, logging >People unironically wear cowboy hats >Everybody drives a truck >Country/gospel music >Resentment towards yuppie provinces >Lots of guns by Canadian standards Only thing is that they aren't poor. Alberta is the economic heart of the whole country and it's neighbor provinces aren't far behind.
Lincoln Miller
Relevent
Colton Hill
no the north is very left wing not so much in rural areas but rural northerners vote for the same type of conservatives as the south
Michael Evans
Crete is actually well developed and somewhat rich, compared to the rest of Greece, whiile simultaneously being very conservative and bible thumping. Peloponnese is actually poor if you don't include the big cities, however. And there are only vendettas in Mani (whoever is left there anyway) and only in a couple of villages in Crete.
Jace Russell
You're north would be like our Rust Belt/ Midwest I feel like. You dont really have a South.
Aiden Jones
If you are only going by poor and rural that would be like your appalachia. the lower south is only poor because they have a high percentage of black people
Nolan Hall
Limburg I suppose
Owen Fisher
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Brayden Brown
The entire north. Enly they're not traditonalists, they're commies and S*mis
Ian Miller
>Rural >Very religious >Agricultural >Stereotyped as "backwards" De Achterhoek. On a more positive note it's the most green part of the country, the most white part of the country and the only region where white peopel are actually having babies.
Not really, they're just the """catholic""" parts of the country. They don't really check any Deep South boxes.
Daniel Sanchez
Deep South =/= Wild West
Nathan Flores
everything from lazio and below is the most developed region of italy, idiot.