IMO the United States isn't a country.

[aswellfella]

It's a federation. Like all these other "countries" in green:

Meaning we can't govern what happens everywhere, unlike countries. Laws, culture, standard of living, and quality of life vary WILDLY from place to place because of this, unlike with countries where thing's are smaller and thus much more controlled. I think "federation" and "country" should be legally distinct from each other for this reason.

 

[starcrapoo]

I know that White Americans will never ever set foot in certain places within America.

Thats because they don't view those areas as American or belonging to Americans. They view them as loosely controlled by Americans basically.

White Americans view those no-go areas as hispanic barrios/black ghettos. Spic colonies that have been set up essentially and Whites never ever set foot in those areas. Whites even plan their routes specifically to avoid driving through certain areas.

The whole Trump phenomenon is based on this imo. Whites realizing that the spic problem snuck up on them fast and trying to cling on and buy more time to delay the inevitable. Because whats happening is that White American foids prefer to focus on their education and careers instead of having 4-5+ children.