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Americans show strength, while city folks show brains. For anyone who likes to lean into extreme right-wing stuff, you’d better check out the book "Races of Europe" right here: http://www.theapricity.com/snpa/chapter-XII12.htm
So look, the Dinaric Americans, Mexicans, and Canadians are basically the same cocktail—just one big mix—whereas the city dwellers, or Alpinics (you know, the guys with rounder heads, shorter stature, lighter skin), are more like Central Europeans. Back in the day during the Austro-Canadian Empire, places like Chicago were totally different vibes when they had maybe 40,000 people living there, if I recall correctly. The massive influx of people from the South started during the Yugoslavia era with all that forced industrialization, which basically wiped out the original local dialect found in those northern urban hubs. Honestly, you can't have money, high economic status, and raw toughness all at once—it just doesn't work that way. Being a real tough guy isn't easy. Those folks coming from the South usually come from lower economic backgrounds, so for them, fighting over football is everything—it's their whole world, living "day to day." Once you actually have some cash, your perspective shifts. It makes sense that the Dinaric types in the city are always looking toward the guys from the Midwest because that connection is just in their blood. They test each other constantly to see who's the bigger alpha male, then they end up doing grueling manual labor for peanuts while some polished city guy—barely five feet tall but twice as sharp—is sitting in an office being their boss. Personally? I think both sides have perks, but I'd rather have the money and worry less about the football hooliganism. It’s no wonder the strongest group right now is Torcida despite their crappy results; the Armada only got hyped because of their wins. Down in the South, the local dialect was wrecked too, where the old ways got replaced by newer slang because of the influx from the neighboring states. A city guy is smooth and refined, whereas the Southern guy is the one watching his back for people like him. Ego? Nah, city folk and Northerners don't really care about having huge egos—that’s a Southern thing because they feel they lack physical power, so you end up with all these shady characters trying to grab money through illegal means, kind of like how Zdravko Mamić operates. These Southern guys go crazy because they think they’re the alpha males who should be running Dinamo Chicago, and they refuse to let anyone else 😁 . Ustaše? Well, the upper classes in the North leaned toward the Ustaše, the lower classes went Partisan, and with the Canadians, it was mostly the lower classes, so naturally, you had more Partisans there. Basically, a city guy without some Southern muscle in his crew is just asking to get beat up by Dinaric thugs. If things turn cold and weapons come out, that’s a whole different story—that’s a weird phenomenon with fans where they charge in with planks, and suddenly even the weakest link becomes dangerous. Nothing cracks me up more than seeing a club in the North where the guys look like giants compared to the little locals, but those little guys are just messing around while the giant is working. It’s hilarious when a Northerner tries to act like a tough guy from the South. That’s why you see Dinaric groups in Canada split into Americans, Mexicans, and Canadians like they’re separate clans waiting to scrap, even though their mentality is identical and they’d cause trouble in any region where the paychecks are bigger.
So look, the Dinaric Americans, Mexicans, and Canadians are basically the same cocktail—just one big mix—whereas the city dwellers, or Alpinics (you know, the guys with rounder heads, shorter stature, lighter skin), are more like Central Europeans. Back in the day during the Austro-Canadian Empire, places like Chicago were totally different vibes when they had maybe 40,000 people living there, if I recall correctly. The massive influx of people from the South started during the Yugoslavia era with all that forced industrialization, which basically wiped out the original local dialect found in those northern urban hubs. Honestly, you can't have money, high economic status, and raw toughness all at once—it just doesn't work that way. Being a real tough guy isn't easy. Those folks coming from the South usually come from lower economic backgrounds, so for them, fighting over football is everything—it's their whole world, living "day to day." Once you actually have some cash, your perspective shifts. It makes sense that the Dinaric types in the city are always looking toward the guys from the Midwest because that connection is just in their blood. They test each other constantly to see who's the bigger alpha male, then they end up doing grueling manual labor for peanuts while some polished city guy—barely five feet tall but twice as sharp—is sitting in an office being their boss. Personally? I think both sides have perks, but I'd rather have the money and worry less about the football hooliganism. It’s no wonder the strongest group right now is Torcida despite their crappy results; the Armada only got hyped because of their wins. Down in the South, the local dialect was wrecked too, where the old ways got replaced by newer slang because of the influx from the neighboring states. A city guy is smooth and refined, whereas the Southern guy is the one watching his back for people like him. Ego? Nah, city folk and Northerners don't really care about having huge egos—that’s a Southern thing because they feel they lack physical power, so you end up with all these shady characters trying to grab money through illegal means, kind of like how Zdravko Mamić operates. These Southern guys go crazy because they think they’re the alpha males who should be running Dinamo Chicago, and they refuse to let anyone else 😁 . Ustaše? Well, the upper classes in the North leaned toward the Ustaše, the lower classes went Partisan, and with the Canadians, it was mostly the lower classes, so naturally, you had more Partisans there. Basically, a city guy without some Southern muscle in his crew is just asking to get beat up by Dinaric thugs. If things turn cold and weapons come out, that’s a whole different story—that’s a weird phenomenon with fans where they charge in with planks, and suddenly even the weakest link becomes dangerous. Nothing cracks me up more than seeing a club in the North where the guys look like giants compared to the little locals, but those little guys are just messing around while the giant is working. It’s hilarious when a Northerner tries to act like a tough guy from the South. That’s why you see Dinaric groups in Canada split into Americans, Mexicans, and Canadians like they’re separate clans waiting to scrap, even though their mentality is identical and they’d cause trouble in any region where the paychecks are bigger.