Talking to a euro

>talking to a euro
>"so what are you?"
>irish american
>"pick one"
>mfw

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America was founded by anglos

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Do Americans really do this?

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Separate white and Irish? Yes

An American born with Irish ancestors will never be Irish ethnically. They grow up with other Americans, experience American cultural values, go to American schools, etc. but never will they do that with proper Irish people living in Ireland. At most you could call it American ethnicity with Irish influence. And yes, ethnicity does not equal genetics

there isn't a american ethnicity either.
America is way too young to have found their own ethos

no you will never be austrian you turk subhuman

>And yes, ethnicity does not equal genetics

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look up the definition of ethnicity

Any group with a sense of community and a group identity, however those two feelings may come to be, are by definition an ethnicity
Pure Austrian blood flows though my veins, my dear monkey friend

What if the irish-american was born and lived in a tiny town populated solely by irishman that still spoke their own language, kept their culture and such?
>Any group with a sense of community and a group identity, however those two feelings may come to be, are by definition an ethnicity
And does this applies in America? The mere fact that someone out there is claiming to be irish-american already points to the fact that american ethnicity isn't a thing

He's right, or do you think that these brown eyed south germans are pureblooded scandinavians?

>What if the irish-american was born and lived in a tiny town populated solely by irishman that still spoke their own language, kept their culture and such?
That depends. Because both that little town and Ireland itself will develop itself further the more time goes by. What is Irish and what isn't will always be decided by the real irishmen living and working in Ireland, if you split off and start developing your own thing, eventually you'll also be something different, you won't be irish anymore. Your ancestors might've been, but you aren't.
>And does this applies in America? The mere fact that someone out there is claiming to be irish-american already points to the fact that american ethnicity isn't a thing
That's a good point actually. I don't entirely know what tensions and connections there are between all the immigrant groups in America, but maybe it's more of a case of them being of Irish-American ethnicity then?

>What is Irish and what isn't will always be decided by the real irishmen living and working in Ireland
Why?

i like it when americans talk about their heritage. they seem to care a lot and ancestry is fun

If someone asks if I'm white I respond that I'm 1/8th Austrian

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ITT

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Based. If I ever hear a mutt calling himself Romanian American I swear to God I'm gonna punch him.