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What is American culture, /pol/?
Did America have a culture at one point? I feel like we've had a culture, but then it was destroyed.
Also feel like the South had/has culture, but the North was always empty - with except to New England perhaps.
>Picture related: What Virginia used to be. Now it's a Democrat, Third World dumping ground
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>>131302007
Whatever it was, 100 years ago it changed into wars for world Jewry and diversity.
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>>131302007
Culture really only exists or flourishes when there's a dominant homogeneous group which can enforce a single monoculture which doesn't compete much with other cultures around it. The US, well parts of it at least, at one point was basically an extension of England/Northwestern Europe so it had a culture much like them but it's obviously changed a lot over time.
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white culture is ownership, business, trade, efficiency. other cultures are simply losers running away from all this stuff.
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>>131302007
>American "culture"
Manifest destiny and greed are the only culturally defining concepts that are still relevant today.
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Culture isn't something that can be destroyed. If there are humans living somewhere, they haven't a distinct culture. It may drastically change, and we might not like what it becomes, but to deny it's existence stinks of (((them)))
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>>131302386
have* not haven't.
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>>131302303
No, we aren't just money, nihilist.
>>131302386
Ask the Germans when culture can be destroyed.
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