That could be argued pretty strongly yeah

But I think that undersells the uniqueness of capitalism. I don't think just because a society is homogenous that it can't create diversity and competition of thought within a single culture

That depends on the culture

case in point, "white culture"

pfft.

Which is to say, European.

Very diverse

wtf is 'white culture' even

Don't get me started on 'White Culture' or 'European Culture'.

White people don't have culture.

even within one country you have multiple various groups which do not see the world the same way

But it literally is lmao

They have culture"S"

Don't get triggered by the use of words after having literally just said we need to defend words.

Italian Croatian Spainish French German Nordic Irish Scottish English Welsh

hell some of those are even within one damn nation

and there's more where that came from

rye we could take most of those countries and divide them up into far more groups

So America has an Italian Croatian Spainish French German Nordic Irish Scottish English Welsh culture?

Oh yeah, I know.

As someone who is Greek and German I can verify that Greek culture and German culture is 100% the same, if you are a Progressive who has no fucking clue about Greek or German culture.

No, it has multiple subgroups of American culture

America is America 😃

Woodchuck you almost got me with that damn line

Which is distinct from Canadian, Australian, British, French and German culture

I was about to angry-type at you.

lol

There is no white monoculture

^ ^ ^

There's no Asian monoculture.

It belittles the vast history of Europe to say such. It's historical cuckoldry

Point i think that could be made, even if you look at french speaking canadians the cultures vary

If you try to lump a korean in with the japanese you're going to have a very angry korean on your hand.

and likely an angry japanese person.

i did once while dining tables and said korean man had a very good sense of humor about it

'DO I LOOK LIKE A ISLANDER TO YOU!" (in a satirical way, then ordered multiple beers)

Was he native or immigrant?

I would say as close to one being white is the American culture, though. Yeah we're diverse in other respects but the lawful and traditional side of our culture is very anglo/european which is undeniably caucasian.

immigrant to US but obvious grew up, mostly spoke korean

i was young i wouldn't usually have asked but i didnt know any better

So he had enough experience with the US to know we're kinda dumb to foreign culture.