Yes, basically 2 types. Those that move around the country and those that don't. The majority of both groups are assholes, though

I’d say it varies.. The west coast has become so crowded and competitive it’s depressing. Seems America’s misfits hit up against the ocean and collect. Though an ‘air of tolerance,’ it felt like most people hated everyone ..equally.

The mid-west is dead, poorly educated, looking to leave, or left. I’ve kin there, and was very disappointed in them, and their kind.. Cornfed arrogance.

I’ve not gotten seriously South, North Carolina's the extent of my travels over east. Race is definitely a biggy, though. Most races appear to have enclaves, and when inside one, you’d best be of ‘that race.’

Though there’s an air of ‘hospitality,’ it’s more an attempt than a reality.. Descriptions of Florida have been consistently negative, though many still ‘overwinter’ there…

I hear ‘up north’ (over east) is cliquish, and they’re reluctant to associate with those lacking generations of occupancy. The mid-atlantic (where I’m at) depends very much on the actual city or town; most appear to have a ‘class’ they cater to, such as affluent, college age, or working class (old industrial).

I fit the white profile of my new surroundings in Hillbilly country, so they tolerate me, if not my ‘politics.’ Was talking with a local guy yesterday who described how ‘lynching’ and the murder of Blacks was once so common it’d hardly get two inches of coverage in the local paper.. They’ve come a ways since then.

What I remember of my travels in the SW were so dirty/ dusty & desolate it seemed to attract as many social misfits as Alaska & Idaho. Weirdos are difficult to predict.

I suspect the nation reflects what most areas of the world would be given the hodgepodge of humanity it’s collected. So I’d say any negatives are as much ‘human’ as ‘US.’

Yes there are different kinds of people. There are different kinds of people if you never move anywhere. Get out of your circle, open your mind to knew and different tastes, smells, visions. You remove our skin and we’re the same but our brains are actually what makes us different.