Which do you identify with the most? Your country, region, state/provience/whatever your equivalent is, or city?
Since America is so massive, I lean towards state/city. I grew up in the suburbs and now I live in the city of Chicago and I usually say I'm from Chicago instead of saying I'm from Illinois or the Midwest. I used to live in Colorado and I usually said "Colorado" instead of the city or saying I was in the mountain west.
William Thompson
it depends on who i am talking to. to foreigners, my country. to my countrymen, my city.
Andrew Walker
Does Denmark really have distinct regions people identify with? I'd think that's not much of a case in a small and heavily urbanized country.
Camden Russell
Even though Ireland is small, there are a lot of places I haven't been so I can't say I identify with them. Hence I suppose I mainly associate with my general surrounding area as opposed the whole island. However if someone asks where I'm from then I'd just say Ireland
Connor Turner
I don't identify with any of that, I have very littly in common with most of Poles and I feel no connection with the land. For the most part I feel like an alien, outcast.
Bentley Morgan
This
Brandon Martinez
I'm a paisa, my country is Antioquia
Colton Sanchez
I don't identify with anyone, honestly. The demographics in my province and in my city are so heavily mixed I don't feel like I have much in common with most people.
Joseph Cooper
I'm an American, however I don't exactly identify with any region. I sort of wish I grew up somewhere more tightly-knit and less competitive and transient with more local pride.
Austin Powell
I am Bavarian
Henry Sanchez
Dutch, because I am part of the 75% residents who isn't a foreigner
Elijah Gomez
My region but that is the rule in Spain.
James Cox
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Mason Ward
Which is your province?
Alexander King
BC
Jonathan Jones
Catalunya?
Logan Sanders
State
Jace Wood
I do not identify with any of those, or with any geographic region.
Thomas Jenkins
State
Bentley Cook
I don't identify with anything, I hate this country.
Blake Scott
No one seriously identifies as Hanoveranian. so I guess country
Adrian Parker
My country, and no that isn't Canada. This is just a place I was born, my home is in Europe. I'm moving back soon and can't wait to leave this cultureless void.
Julian Nguyen
muh heritage
Charles Garcia
Nah, Andalusian.
Lucas Ortiz
Fuck off kraut. You and your people's inability to state the obvious in terms of peoples ethnicity is what is causing your decline. In Poland we consider you Polish based on blood, it doesn't matter where you are.
If you krauts had as much sense your country wouldn't be full of brown " Germans " who are going to make you a minority within a few generations.
Logan Lopez
If speaking with ameridumbs - europe, otherwise my cunt or city.