Is America still the same as it was a few decades ago?

[Sabbathhhank]

I mean has it changed very much? I live in Canada and I think honestly it’s better I just let bygones be bygones. The country I think is extremely racist and prejudice towards me and I’m just not welcomed at all, I was looking at things from the 60s up until the 80s in America, is it still like that?

I haven’t been able to travel the country yet and I noticed looking at old films and movies that Americans generally seem overall quite similar to me, and I wondered if it’s still relatively the same demographics and everything?

Those people are all like some weird mixture of English/German and Irish which I am I guess. I notice they hold themselves or like move around and look at things in a similar way. I’ve just faced extreme prejudice my entire life because of this and it’s been extremely difficult. Do they know of specific area that are still like that?

 

[Sabbathhhank]

Sorry I'm not trying to rag on Canada or make it sound really bad but it's true I think, I think I might collect evidence, I would just like answers, why am I being treated this way? I'm relatively normal, and have tried changing my appearance, dress, style numerous things. I am considered relatively attractive and intelligent and am not autistic thus know how to adequately communicate, wtf?

 

[Maou]

Movies have been shit after the 80s lol. Because nostaliga sells better than reality.

 

[Julius_Van_Der_Beak]

You have too much Hyperborean and not enough Polarian in your stock. Canada is very Polarian in its outlook. You might be happier in America because it's more Hypoborean.

 

[Sabbathhhank]

Movies have been shit after the 80s lol. Because nostaliga sells better than reality.

Those are just some examples, but I don’t know how else to describe or explain. I have weir sharp aggressive tendencies, and things like that I know that’s common there. I’m very innately rebellious. I know there’s lots of diversity in America, and I’ve mostly seen there tv and movies I don’t know what it’s like in actuality. I feel like I’ve almost become this huge minority in the West and have thought about moving back to “Europe” to be honest. I don’t know what happened to the continent but I feel out of place.

 

[Totenkindly]

It's not like the US is "one thing." Maybe there's a broad national zeitgeist, but your daily experience is going to be very different depending on your geographical location, population density (urban vs rural), economic bracket, profession, etc.

 

[The Cat]