So we all agree The Great Lakes are rightfully American

why does the state apperently called michigan span two peninsula's?

shouldn't the smaller one be wisconian clay?

>>70673832
The people living there are referred to as Yoopers, and culturally, they do seem to be closer to Wisconsin than the rest of Michigan as they often root for Wisconsin sports teams.

>>70674352
what's the difference between wisconsin and michigan culture?

>>70674497

>gay
>more gay

>>70673515
The Western hemisphere is ours by right.
We decided multiple times in our history that various degrees of slave/cheap labor were more important.
Meaning the elites made more money as things were than by purging endless hordes of brown people.
Which is a shame.

>>70674497
You're gonna have to ask somebody who lives in one of those two states for actual specifics.

Speaking broadly though, not really much. The upper Midwest is basically the same cultural group. The cultural gap between some regions in Texas alone is probably larger than the differences between Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ohio.

>>70673515
You only own one of them and it's the one shaped like a dick.

>>70676105
>Austin vs Dallas
UT@A was a mistake

>>70676217
That's not even the tip of the iceberg.

>West Texas
The living stereotype of a Texan
>Southeast Texas
The Confederacy did nothing wrong
>South Texas
Mexico

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>>70673515
Does it matter ?

>>70674497

Not a big difference. But many Scandinavians settled along the Great Lakes and over into Wisconsin. Wisconsin and the Dakotas have a lot of Scandinavian influence.

See: Fargo

>>70673515
>American bias