Eh , baggy shit is far worse in my opinion <| sep |> may i ask what will happen to morgana ' s dominance ? <| sep |> Ou pas quand tu rflchis bien Tuer un jeune , c ' est priver quelqu ' un de 40 ou peuttre 60 ans de sa vie . Tuer un vieux de 94 ans , c ' est le priver de 12 jours de sa vie . <| sep |> I think it ' s cause there ' s no real sense of unity , America is so vast with numerous different peoples , cultures and traditions . There ' s always new immigrants and 2 nd or 3 rd generation Americans who want to learn more about their heritage while they still have the chance to do so , for them while they are proud Americans they are also proud of being . I think that many get ethnicityheritage and citizenshipnationality confused . Some can say they ' re ethnically and have family that traces back to 1600 France or something but not everyone can do that and they try to cling on to that heritage even if they ' re 110 th or whatever and take pride in that . A lot of it stems from the immigrant culture and it ' s history , immigrants come to the country and toil and often are treated as 2 nd class citizens , those that come after them acknowledge and take pride at that fact . And also what is American culture ? Is it music and cinema , that just seems so globalized much like McDonald ' s or Starbucks , the stuff that put America on the map in the late 50 ' s to early 80 ' s was decades ago and most youths of today can ' t relate much to that stuff . Is it literature , I ' d reckon most have not read Whitman or Hemingway same goes for art and theater . Many Americans didn ' t have family members who were around for major events in American history so they find it hard to associate themselves with certain cultural events . But these people go ask their older family members and get regaled with a vast history , about how their grandparents headed to America on their own or how their ancestor took part in some major war or cultural upheaval and they more closely relate to that . American culture has become a bit blurred with globalization , and I would say with IMO American exceptionalism on the decline and American history not being well taught the cultural identity of being American doesn ' t have much of an impact on many young Americans . Another example of this globalization is that other cultures have native dress , could be the kilt , lederhosen , huipil and etc . there is of course traditional American dress but due to globalization it ' s seen as wearing a costume more often than not . There probably isn ' t a definitive answer , what I posted is simply the angle I choose to look at it with that nowadays American culture is more of a global culture , so many are digging further in the past for something to identify with .