I, for example, can relate more to a Dutch Japanese person who is culturally and linguistically Dutch like me, than to a Flanderer

if you care about like

gdp and aging population

james

please go work in asia for a year

then tell us how similar it is

maybe your just a mutant?

(;

its not even about 'relating'

@Banjod But that's different. They speak a different language and have a different culture

I may be able to relate to blacks more

no, they ARE different

because we live in the same country

'relate'

they don't understand how you think

its preference

Yeah by relate I mean I would prefer to associate with as well @Nerthulas

ok, that's your preference then

good thing jews _shouldn't_ have a say in europe..

hes not hobbit pilled

If there was a neighbourhood of a Dutch Japanese and Dutch Chinese people, or a neighbourhood of Flanderers, I would prefer to live in the former

Many people feel the same way

wtf are these categories

dutch japanese?

uh not sure we have the study on that one

lol

@Banjod A Dutch person of Japanese descent

wat

do you mean flemings?

so a japanese person

a japaneswe living in netherlands

you mean

@happysmiley Yes Flemmings. Sorry my English is quite bad😂

a japanese saxon?

Japaaner

I can relate to a person from Israel because my hands are very big to fit a large amount of money

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@James Peterson you use Dutch as a nationality, as to mean who is a citizen of the state. These people use it as the ethnic group, of common descent

you'd want to live among japanese people over dutch people?

Common ancestry

@snake Ah ok. I should have specified that. When I speak of English, Dutch etc, I refer to citizenship