| Insidb said: When you look at the Mason-Dixon/Red State-Blue State dichotomy, they're actually pretty spot-on about us. My family is primarily based in TN and NY, and each more or less fits the mold for the region (even despite my northern half being very religious and conservative). I've been to about 30 states, and the trends tend to bear themselves out to closely approximate the stereotypes. Having spent half of my life in NYC, I can attest that most Europeans I've met tend to think more alike to city residents than almost any other region of the US. I hope that clarified things a bit. |
Sorry, but I'm gonna have to call bullshit on that. Even within one state, the culture can vary greatly. Look at Texas or North Carolina or Florida. For instance, Raleigh is far more educated than New York.
