Do you love Bavaria and Bavarians?
Do you love Bavaria and Bavarians?
Christian Collins
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Sebastian Cox
yeah
Xavier Fisher
no
Evan Cox
Is it true Bavaria is the Texas of Germany?
Jacob Watson
Where is Bavarianon?
Joshua Ramirez
Bavaria
>Loved by non-Germans, seen as happy and joyful people with rich traditions
>Hated by other Germans
Non-Bavaria
>Seen as cold, rigid and unhumurous by non-Germans, a stark contrast to Bavaria
What is the cause of this phenomena, exactly?
Eli Allen
What happened to that h*mosexual bavarian who posted Apus?
Jace Hill
Jonathan Sanchez
I've been to Bavaria before when I was a kid. It was pretty nice.
I've heard something like this before too.
Samuel Carter
only good part of g*rmany
Thomas Reed
The gay one? I haven't seen him in a long time.
Don't really care for them.
American soldiers exporting their experiences. It also helps that Bavaria was not bomed to shit during WW2 and many industries were moved there post war.
Jonathan Ross
Yes
Christian Lewis
What about Baden-Württemberg? :(
Dylan Hall
become Vorderösterreich again, then maybe. It already uses the austrian coloured shield
Kevin Johnson
He died from monkeypox :(
Chase Garcia
>3 months since bavarianon left
John Brown
Oh gladly
Zachary Butler
America has a bunch of Bavaria-inspired villages so it must be nice. Certainly beats regular American villages
Daniel Sullivan
Bavaria in its current borders was invented by Napoleon and the majority of its inhabitants aren't even Bavarians
Austin Foster
whats the view of austria nowdays of the average inhabitant there? I know at the Vienna Conference a delegation was sent and begged to remain part of austria, but Metternich decided against it
why do americans like to larp that much, instead of making their own culture
Samuel Torres
franken should be its own state part of germany, actual bavaria should be part of austria, sovl
Noah Perez
They're usually in states like Michigan, Minnesota, or Iowa which are mostly made up of descendents of german migrants. Personally I think its nice that 4th or 5th generation german-americans are trying to reconnect with their heritage. Plus, the towns attract a lot of tourism and boost the local economy after de-industrialization closed all the factories