Question of other Americans. Do you consider being "American" to be a national/ethnic identity like your usual nation state or do you see it more as a civic identity like say being a "Roman"? Do you see yourself as solely an American or do you see yourself as something else and just hold to "America" as an ideal for law?
And for once lets just put aside the usual arguments about how culturally distinct states are, because it doesn't much matter here.
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I see us all as preservers of peace :^).
American is a nationality, and we are all united. :^^)
>I see us all as preservers of peace
I guess the closest way I feel about it is your roman example, but that makes it sound so much more romantic than what being an american actually is.
If you have American citizenship, speak english, and are hard working and a net positive for the nation, then I consider you an American.
I feel like you should love the country, and preferably be white
We were always vast majority white until that fucking bullshit "We are all immigrants" shit was made as an excuse to open the gates to the barbarians
I don't want to be like the Roman Empire, but I feel we probably might suffer the same fate
FUCK I'M A FUCKING MUTT I NAMED SOME OTHER WOJAK "ROMAN WOJAK " AND SAVED THE WRONG IMAGE
>America ends the first world war
>we don't occupy europe
America ends the second world war
>we occupy europe and half the world
I don't understand the question.
Why the fuck would you consider American an ethnicity?