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**SetSnonejog** · 09-01-2012, 12:48 PM

Alright, I knew I should have used other words than Northern and Southern European. I hope you all understand that this is just an example, and I could just have said Japanese vs Italian, or Swedish vs Brazilian, instead of Northern European vs Southern European. I think the country's culture is more important, so in Duo's case, even as a Southern European, you come from a non-Latin country, so I am not sure in which category they fit.

Blood also has little to do with it ,I think. I wanted to know where you were from, to be able to find a trend in the country itslef(or state, for the US, as Texan, New Engalnder, Minesotan and Californian have quite different lifestyles and values, I think),
So, please, do not vote "Northern European" because you are, or because you have Northern European origins. That is not the point. Also refrain from mixing other elements like individualism, which have nothing to do with it.

09-01-2012, 12:48 PM	#14
SetSnonejog Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 623 Senior Member	Alright, I knew I should have used other words than Northern and Southern European. I hope you all understand that this is just an example, and I could just have said Japanese vs Italian, or Swedish vs Brazilian, instead of Northern European vs Southern European. I think the country's culture is more important, so in Duo's case, even as a Southern European, you come from a non-Latin country, so I am not sure in which category they fit. Blood also has little to do with it ,I think. I wanted to know where you were from, to be able to find a trend in the country itslef(or state, for the US, as Texan, New Engalnder, Minesotan and Californian have quite different lifestyles and values, I think), So, please, do not vote "Northern European" because you are, or because you have Northern European origins. That is not the point. Also refrain from mixing other elements like individualism, which have nothing to do with it.
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