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Not always. This is highly culturally dependent. For example, it's widely felt that Irish people (actual Irish, not Irish-American) are critical of other Irish
by jeremysmyth 12y ago
Not always. This is highly culturally dependent. For example, it's widely felt that Irish people (actual Irish, not Irish-American) are critical of other Irish people who succeed: "Look at him. Who does he think he is? Is he better than us?" etc. ...whereas it's widely felt that Americans admire other Americans who have succeeded.