First Atwar culture poll!!!

From the makers of first atwar racial survey, representing the first atwar culture poll. Due to poll limit being nine I tried to squeeze all the culture into well known categories.
Greater Indian cultural sphere is generally very debated topic as it include contemporary very different cultures of india proper to southeast india, but for the simplicity of it i include it.
some of the proposed cultures I have omitted due to boundary conditions: Semitic, Kushitic, Berber, Balkanic, Uralic, Central asian, Pacific(polynesian, melanesian), Amerindian, Albanian, Caucasian and many more.

Where is kurdic?

Whoever is kurdic upvote this message

Polynesian

USA USA USA

Im a mixture. where can i vote lmao. i got both arab and malabar culture

Geschreven door comradestalin69, 15.04.2021 at 07:34

Im a mixture. where can i vote lmao. i got both arab and malabar culture

whichever side you love the most

What about Canada? Don't forget the Great White North...

Geschreven door Commodus, 15.04.2021 at 11:22

What about Canada? Don't forget the Great White North...

aren't they european angophone?

No, not at all. Canada is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in the world. Probably only second to the good old USA. Canada has many different ethnic groups from nearly every part of the world.

Geschreven door Commodus, 15.04.2021 at 14:32

No, not at all. Canada is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in the world. Probably only second to the good old USA. Canada has many different ethnic groups from nearly every part of the world.

I would Argue Australia or New Zealand be there too

Absolutely...

Here there is an 88% immigrant population here. we are diverse but most of the immigrants are from india(including myself).

Geschreven door Commodus, 15.04.2021 at 14:32

No, not at all. Canada is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in the world. Probably only second to the good old USA. Canada has many different ethnic groups from nearly every part of the world.

i feel like you're just kinda making an argument as to why canada shouldn't be on the list, as people could just select their own ethnic background instead. but, either way I think what the OP intended with "european angophone" was "anglosphere" which encapsulates all english speaking nations (not sure why he put european in front of it?)

I chose this option, as studying in english and being online a lot has made me identify more with english speaking nations, even though i don't live in one xd

edit: to reiterate the original question, it's asking which one you most identify with, or feel close to, not necessarily where you live or where you're originally from

Fair point. Makes sense...

Geschreven door Commodus, 15.04.2021 at 14:32

No, not at all. Canada is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in the world. Probably only second to the good old USA. Canada has many different ethnic groups from nearly every part of the world.

Canada has a small group of residents associated with every culture in the world, but just because it has, let's say, 1 of everybody, that doesn't mean they together represent anything significant. Canada is still more than 70% white. Not trying to diss my homies out there but every country has one of every ethnic group, except north korea

Geschreven door Tribune Aquila, 16.04.2021 at 11:34

Geschreven door Commodus, 15.04.2021 at 14:32

No, not at all. Canada is one of the most ethnically diverse countries in the world. Probably only second to the good old USA. Canada has many different ethnic groups from nearly every part of the world.

Canada has a small group of residents associated with every culture in the world, but just because it has, let's say, 1 of everybody, that doesn't mean they together represent anything significant. Canada is still more than 70% white. Not trying to diss my homies out there but every country has one of every ethnic group, except north korea

xa there is a north korean ethnic group. most of them are in south korea or japan.