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Is there a Semitic/middle eastern/khazar milkers section?

@NateDahl76 A little place in the North Caucausus called *Khazaria*, amirite? 😏

Jews are the real caucasians

JRC

Jews also spent a lot of time in Asia Minor trading.

Wait... The North Caucusus is geographically in Europe. *re-evaluates Khazar theory*

Unfortunately the United States is the primary home of the Ashkenazi isn’t it?

Numerically, yeah. Historically and culturally, no.

I guess there’s per capita and overall population

I was thinking the other day. Would American culture be so dominant without them? Then the question would be is our culture a good thing and is it being globally dominant a good thing

Cinema, music, sports, etc

That's a good question, and honestly, I don't think it would be, because the appeal would be particular, rather than universal. Our mass culture would be more niche, like that of other European peoples, or the Japanese or Koreans.

I think you’re right. A more pronounced distinct American culture

This was stolen from us

By the globalists. Not Jews in particular

It would be a mesh of anglo-germanic culture, with a sprinkling of the rest of Europe - but perhaps diluted some due to distance and time.

Really structured society, and maybe not the greatest food. lol.

Gotta give the meds some due credit here.

Maybe like the US before television

Yeah, basically what I'm describing

funny innit?

Sure is MAGA

Well, German food is good. Hearty, and something I wouldn't want to eat every day - but good.

And English food, well...

Food is lacking

But we have the recipes

It DoEsNt TaStE tHe SaMe UnLeSs ItS aN aUtHeNtIC nAtIvE mAkInG iT!!11>!>

“But the Hispanics at the Mexican restaurant we eat at every Wednesday are so friendly”

Was there an unique European American cuisine after colonization? but before let’s say Spanish American war when we started that interventionism ish

Literally the sandwich

Everything used to be open faced

I liked open faced sandwiches as a kid

and HATED mayo

still do

Wow, defying all sterotypes

Also contemporary meatloaf is American

It was basically the solid equivalent of stew during the great depression

How many gents here have seen 18th cooking with Jas Townsend? That is the food of the new America

Tons of food was brought about in the US.

Ranch and tater tots are all you need to know