Where are ya' from?

Don't get too specific (unless you want to) but I was just wondering where are forum members are from? Also, if you want to share, how do describe yourself politically? What's your religion? What's your ethnicity?

Don't be nosy

I'm a New Yorker of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent. Culturally I was kind of raised Catholic, but I am not religious and kind of left leaning. I generally go for what I think is best following my morals for politics and life

I'm from Russia, but my parents moved to America when I was 4 months old. My dad is full German ( East Germany ). My mother was a full Russian. In other words I'm half Russian and Half German.

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It's pretty boring up here, and the weather is constantly bad, switching between cold enough to freeze your skin solid, and hot enough to melt the tires off of cars.

We have a cool mall though. Significantly less cool now that HMV is gone but cool nonetheless. I mean, how many malls have a theme park, a water park, an ice rink, a pirate ship, an aquarium, a shooting range, a movie theatre, two mini golf courses, a hotel, and a casino in them? I would live inside that mall if I could...

Ethnically, I'm a European mix bag as far as I know, I can trace my ancestors back to 7 different countries (England, Scotland, Belgium, Sweden, Finland, Germany/Prussia, Ukraine) , possibly more (Austria? France? Netherlands? Hungary?), maybe even some outside of Europe.

Religiously, I'm an agnostic, but I lean towards the Kemetic gods.

Politically, I'm pretty neutral. I generally don't care that much, save for a handful of core beliefs. I can't really classify myself as anything other than a straight up centrist

GO CANADIA!

If anyone is wondering I am from Utah, and I am from a mainly English background (with a little Welsh, Scottish, Irish, Scandinavian, German and Italian mixed in as well), politically I am socially right-wing, and economically center-left. I am a Mormon, I do not have 50 wives, and I am not very religious.

Oh you have 51 wives of course.

SamSkey wrote:Oh you have 51 wives of course.

Lowkey I have 50 husbands with 51 wives each, its the best of both worlds.

Dude......Hannah Montana....

Click:

It's a normal city, with some historical monuments like our Alcazar, built in XII century by muslims; or the motorbike circuit, which makes from my city the world motorcycle capital.

Alcazar:

Circuit:

I'm completely atheist, I don't believe in anything that controls us (except for the governments).

And I'm too young to care about politics, so...

I'm from somewhere in the Central United States, born in Saint Louis and raised in Kansas City. Politically, I'd consider myself pretty liberal, being an atheist, and a supporter of the LGBTQ+ community, along with an advocate for racial equality. However, on more extreme topics like feminism, Black Lives Matter, communism and such, I'd consider myself to be pretty redpilled, to say the least, although I'm not anything near the guys on /pol/.

Ethnically, on my mother's side, I'm almost exclusively Dutch, with some German mixed in. On my father's side, I'm an odd mix of several Native American tribes (Cherokee and Choctaw, mostly), along with British blood from my great grandfather's family.

Australia N.S.W
One coutor Irish, Welsh, English and Italian
Central Right Wing
I am a follower of Christ

I was born on the crimean peninsula. My native tongue is russian, but i can also speak perfect german and (as you can see)
not so bad english.
I'm in the middle of the political compass.
Neither am I a conservative, nor am I a socialist or liberal

Brusilov wrote:I was born on the crimean peninsula. My native tongue is russian, but i can also speak perfect german and (as you can see)
not so bad english.
I'm in the middle of the political compass.
Neither am I a conservative, nor am I a socialist or liberal

Cool, if you don't mind me asking what's your opinion on the whole Crimean crisis?

CptCrape wrote:

Brusilov wrote:I was born on the crimean peninsula. My native tongue is russian, but i can also speak perfect german and (as you can see)
not so bad english.
I'm in the middle of the political compass.
Neither am I a conservative, nor am I a socialist or liberal

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Cool, if you don't mind me asking what's your opinion on the whole Crimean crisis?

It's stupid, but I know why Russia did it.
They just wanted Sevastopol for its military harbour.
But we can't reverse it, demanding Russia to return crimea won't help and Russia won't return it.

Brusilov wrote:

CptCrape wrote:

Brusilov wrote:I was born on the crimean peninsula. My native tongue is russian, but i can also speak perfect german and (as you can see)
not so bad english.
I'm in the middle of the political compass.
Neither am I a conservative, nor am I a socialist or liberal

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Cool, if you don't mind me asking what's your opinion on the whole Crimean crisis?

It's stupid, but I know why Russia did it.
They just wanted Sevastopol for its military harbour.
But we can't reverse it, demanding Russia to return crimea won't help and Russia won't return it.

Yeah, I heard a lot of Crimean's were pretty in favor of it though, but that might have been skewed by Russia.

CptCrape wrote:

Brusilov wrote:

CptCrape wrote:

Brusilov wrote:I was born on the crimean peninsula. My native tongue is russian, but i can also speak perfect german and (as you can see)
not so bad english.
I'm in the middle of the political compass.
Neither am I a conservative, nor am I a socialist or liberal

\
Cool, if you don't mind me asking what's your opinion on the whole Crimean crisis?

It's stupid, but I know why Russia did it.
They just wanted Sevastopol for its military harbour.
But we can't reverse it, demanding Russia to return crimea won't help and Russia won't return it.

Yeah, I heard a lot of Crimean's were pretty in favor of it though, but that might have been skewed by Russia.

My grandma was against all that shit, but now he's extremely pro-russian.
The thing is, the majority of peopleon the crimean peninsula are russians

I'm from Lubbock,Texas which is the panhandle. Which is on top of the Llano Estacado a huge plateau. Meaning I'm probably a couple hundred feet above you plebs. Muahahahahaha! I'm a Christian won't state denomination because those are dumb. I would describe myself as a Free Market Classical Liberal. You would probably find my on the bottom right of a political spectrum.

I am half-German, half-French Canadian. My mom's side (French Canadian) were some of the first French settlers in Canada (if my Grandma was to be believed). My dad's side came over much later. My great grandfather actually served in the regiment under Wilhelm II and which he immigrated to America with his family. It was kind of awkward for my dad's side of the family during World War I because my great grandfather's four sons fought for the US in WW 1 and they ended up fighting some of the German side of my family. My dad and mom originally lived in the Wisconsin area where I was born in Green Bay (go Packers) but we moved to Memphis, TN when I was 3 (Go Grizzlies). I stayed there till I was 18 when I went to college up in Chicago, IL and I stayed there till I got my Bachelor in History. I joined the US Coast Guard but got medically discharged after 10 weeks of basic training. After that I went back to Chicago to get my Masters degree which I got about 4 months ago and now I just moved to Phoenix, AZ to teach

Hi! I am (according to Ancestry.com) mostly Italian, but with a good chunk of Scandinavian, Polish, and Irish as well. I currently live in Illinois.

I am mostly German and was born in the Midwestern United States.

I was born in Pennsylvania but was raised in Utah and so consider myself a Utahan, Religiously I'm a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints more commonly known as Mormon. Politically I consider myself a Centrist, as I'm socially conservative, and economically I am Center-Left. Ethnically I am mostly Dutch, German, British, and Scandinavian with a smattering of other European ethnicity's.

SHAM00E wrote:I was born in Pennsylvania but was raised in Utah and so consider myself a Utahan, Religiously I'm a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints more commonly known as Mormon. Politically I consider myself a Centrist, as I'm socially conservative, and economically I am Center-Left. Ethnically I am mostly Dutch, German, British, and Scandinavian with a smattering of other European ethnicity's.

Sweet a fellow Utahn!

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