Sounds like you are the one who has bought into myths created to fit a modern narrative. Isn't the UKs historical 'shared identity' way more of a myth than the

Sounds like you are the one who has bought into myths created to fit a modern narrative. Isn't the UKs historical 'shared identity' way more of a myth than the American west? I mean my grandmother from the midwest still had stories that would have fit any western novel, and her parents spoke German and were the 'poor midwest farm settler' family straight out of the west. My other grandmother has kachina dolls in her living room that her family was gifted for helping out a local village. My town has opium dens dug out next to the railroad from during it's construction. I have visited a ton of ghost towns.