Place your country in this circle to who it's most similar with

We are closer to US.

Somewhere between germany and russia, closer to germany, would probably be most accurate.

no germany is in there

No
There's France and UK above Russia and Germany

Germany has higher gdp than russia, so we deserve the place there

You're Germans in denial.

t. knower of Austria and everything austrian

one circle is not enough

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Germany is not even relevant but ok

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Austria has existed as a distinct cultural entity for longer than Germany though.

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nigga you are american

what the fuck is liechtenstein doing up there on the top???

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If Germany isn't "relevant" than neither is Russia.

Singapore is more robotic than China and more authoritarian than Russia.

that's ahiti. liechtenstein has a crown

300 of 365 days they were on the first page of daily mail
so they are pretty relevant FOR YOU

No more distinct than Bavarians.
The only reason they aren't a part of germany is because they like to pretend they weren't associated with the Nazis.

>we still don't feel anywhere close to germany
I remember you

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not really

Germany oposite China
Russia oposite USA

Still not exactly the same. We a mixed legal system (common and civil), we don't speak the same language, our policies have been left leaning but also preserved the free market and we have fairly old (200-500 years old) town centers.

That's not true, Austria proper has pretty much always been a distinct part as all parts have always been governed by the same people for nearly all of history. We are distinct and have a lot more in common with eachother than we do with the countless german places that used to be independent. And you're only half right, in the 1870s solely being Austrian was born which was reinforced after WW2. Nowadays there isn't a single bit of german feeling to be found in Austria. Much like Australians or Americans don't feel english anymore even though they were literally spawned by them, which we weren't by the way

We are sewage flavor mutt

>, Austria proper has pretty much always been a distinct part as all parts have always been governed by the same people for nearly all of history.
Salzburg for example was annexed by Austria in 1806, the Innviertel in 1816 ... meanwhile the Breisgau for example was part of Austria until 1805 ... and the Habsburgs did not always rule Austria, certainly not all parts of it, since Austria itself was detached from Bavaria in the 12th century when sitll under the Babenbergs and parts of it added later. You honestly don't seem to have a clue.

We arent similar to any of tgose autists except maybe china a bit

Ah yeah, i remember the 12th century as if it was yesterday. It's been many hundreds of years since then and the time we spent under bavarian rule was way less than without. Even 200 years ago already as bavaria tried to annex parts we revolted, so that should tell you how "bavarian" we felt.

Israel us relationship can be described as : "Top ten pets who look exactly like their owners"

None of this matters. Your statement was simply wrong. And whatever "uprising" you're talking about, you can be sure it had nothing to do with any kind of Austrian national sentiment.

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fuck off

How does none of this matter? Large parts of Austria have always been under the same rule and therefore developed a common identity, mindset, mentality, culture and community feel, which isn't true at all for any parts that are now germany. Even if that weren't historically true, matter of fact is that as of today and many years before we've been distinct in the things named above. So you're right, none of this does matter.

should have a mexican flag on top of the cali one too

>which isn't true at all for any parts that are now germany
bavaria was ruled by the wittelsbachs for almost 900 years, württemberg for 900 years by the house of württemberg, baden by the house of baden for over 700 years. saxony and the area around it by the house of wettin for 800 years etc.

You missed my point, it doesn't matter who they were ruled by, because they weren't ruled by the same people that ruled us, therefore not developing the things named above
But this discussion about history still doesn't matter

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they literally were ruled by the same people as you ... called the holy roman emperors. in case you didn't know, the holy roman empire of the german nation existed until 1806 and included austria as well as the aforementioned states. and they were all subject to its laws. the hre was followed by the german confederation until 1866 ... which also included austria.

Come on, did you really write that without bursting into laughter? The HRE was nothing but a joke. Everyone did as they liked, they even waged war against eachother. The EU nowadays is more of an empire than the HRE ever was

and yet the hre did an ok job at protecting the states from outside threats. fuck of with your voltaire memes. you share your entire history with us.
the fact that austria isnt part of germany is entirely political.

the hre lost a lot of power after the 30 years war but it was far from a joke before. it was an extremely complex and influential organization. you seem to have a low grasp on history in general which is why you adhere to the ahistorical "austria was always a completely independent state and has no shared history with other german states whatsoever" tripe.

I'm not denying our shared history, but it's a fact that we've been for the most part governed by the same people. And it's just shows again how arrogant and egotistical you germs are. You're not the only ones we have history, take the Czechs or the Slovenes for example.
I am also not denying the political nature of the fact that we're not one country, but you're making it look like we're one and the same people, which we're not. We could've probably been that, but we're not and I'm glad we're not

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