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What are the cultural regions of USA?
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I couldn’t resist… But Wikipedia should have tons of info on exactly this.
You know, you're never going to change that map if you tell everyone living in one of those red states that their home is part of "dumbfuckistan."
If they stop making dumb fuck choices, they can rejoin the rest of the USA. See Georgia
I currently live here. I’m losing hope.
I agree to an extent, but also as an Oklahoman it's getting harder and harder to argue with this label :/
About 40% of Wisconsin is trying its damnedest to join Dumbfuckistan. Glad we have that blanket of reason surrounding us and giving us hope.
About 40% of all of those blue states are doing the same. It's only more evident in Wisconsin because of our gerrymandering and re-electing Russian Ron.
I thought it was just a giant retirement home for old white people
edit: nvm thinking of Iowa lol