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Because it’s literally what it means. If you were saying “I’m from New York”, people would think you are living there, not that someone from your family lived there 200 years ago Nope, it’s just when one uses it as a personality definer. Many people in Europe have ancestry from different countries (especially at the My hobby is expensive and vey american an it’s way more fun gun usa flag T-Shirt and I love this borders of one states). Thi is because for us is not that relevant.my father was born close to frontier in italy, his mkther side of the family was a mix of pland and ukrain, my mom is from south america and i was born there but grow up in Europe. So what should i be? I grew up in Italy so i’m simply italian I think you are assuming where their ancestry comes from because they don’t follow the American mindset of heritage. People like Harry Kane or Wayne Rooney come across as completely English despite clearly having Irish ancestry, for example.

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I never said all Europeans have heritage only/mostly where they currently live I said a lot of them do. Do you disagree? Just shows the My hobby is expensive and vey american an it’s way more fun gun usa flag T-Shirt and I love this difference between the US being a giant melting pot and celebrating cultural differences vs European countries forcing assimilation to a culture. Just two different approaches to immigration. Yeah not like hundreds of years of constant population migrations and border shifts due to wars would have caused people to have „mixed“ ancestry, no we all just have ancestry from one country. Growing up in Appalachia, that culture is very important to me. But, being from Irish and English migrants, that heritage is important to me as well. No. As an American we are just like Europeans in that where we were born is the most important. I think why you got that idea is that we are a bit sad we feel like we have no real identity so who our ancestors were is more important. So many of us lost our culture and religions coming over here that we don’t feel like we have a tribe and we want one is how I see it. That plus mixed marriages making adhering to one religion or another challenging. And other stuff. As an American I agree with this as well. My family has only been here around 170 ish years from one side and yet there are still some that treat me like a “second wave immigrant that is assmilated but still clings to the culture of my ancestry” Which I do not. I knew nothing about it until deciding to learn it on my own.

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