“What was he convicted of?” someone asked.
“He had tattoos on his body,” she replied triumphantly.
“Hey, smartass!” shouted a woman in her sixties, jumping to her feet. “You want to see my tattoo?”
“Lady,” the Trump supporter said. “You don’t know what a tattoo is.”
“Yes I do, I’ve got one!” the woman shouted, tapping her chest.
The Trump supporter dismissed her with a wave of one hand. “I’ve had enough of you Democrats,” she said.
I mean, you do realize that the USA is larger than the EU, right? Some US states dwarf multiple European countries - combined.
Do they consider themselves residents of the union or of their state?
That has no bearing in this conversation, nor the point being made. Geographical size plays a large factor in this whether you agree with it or not.
I’d say geographical size has very little to do with it, unless you think Canada is more diverse because of its size? Population size would probably be a better marker for this purpose.
Or the obvious “do they identify as group” as I had already said