There is no one type of american or model american archetype.

all racially similar*

it was 80% white in 1776

it was 90% pre 1965

most of that 20% were black slaves

with a few natives

@FuckingNobody birds are a really bad example - some birds are better than others, but they're different species. scarlet and golden macaws have notably different personalities despite being from the same place and able to interbreed.

If you discount the native americans living there.

And the chinese who built the railroads.

those groups made up very small percents of americas population

until somewhat recently

the founders were majority WASP

Native were a larger part of the population, they just weren't counted. ,

Angloprideworldwide

thats because they weren't citizens and also they weren't as big of apercent as you think

I'm not saying the majority hasn't been white, I'm saying america wasn't a white country.

how can a country that was 90%+ white not be a white country?

i mean sure it's not totally white

founded on white ideals

but it doesn't have to be

Ideals don't have a race.

hes right, america wasnt a white country

fuck me do they not teach history anymore?

They do, you'd be surprised at what the textbooks say.

ideals stem from a race

Bullshit.

The color of your skin doesn't define the value of your ideas or the content of your character.

subsuharan africa disagrees

@FuckingNobody thats a very whitecentric idea

maybe you should visit some non white countrys or cities

@BabaBooey

Mississippi is 48% black and doesn't have these problems.

It's culture, not race.

@Ethreen42 your problem is you cant separate race from culture despite the overwhemling body of evidence that people of other races born in culture 'x' tend to share the values of culture 'x' unless some imbecilic far left collectivist tells them that they should hate their kin because of skin colour

doesn't seem very cultural to me

I'm sure culture has a lot to do with it

but at the same time

If these stats showed anything other than racial questions, especially if they confirmed a progressive bias, it would be considered common knowledge and believed by just about everyone