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the usa is much more diverse than those other countries
san Francisco and new England are more liberal than the vast majority of new Zealand and Australia , by contrast Alabama is far more conservative than any part of rural Australia or new Zealand , the biggest difference here is that rural Australia and new Zealand are not religious where as rural usa and probably Canada , are
Only 2.9% is Black and 1.2% Latin American in Canada
Not much compared to the US (13.6%) and (16.8%).
Racial diversity is not necessarily the most meaningful measure of human diversity. African-Americans have their own culture but it is basically integrated into mainstream American culture.
In Canada you basically have 25% of the country that is *virtually* like a foreign country to the rest of Canada. And that's just the main example.
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Also it's hard to imagine any of the countries descended from the "Monarchy" (aka British Commonwealth) as ever being all that "liberal". In fact if any of them had to contend with the same sorta population density and diversity as the U.S., they'd probably be considerably less liberal.
Only 2.9% is Black and 1.2% Latin American in Canada
Not much compared to the US (13.6%) and (16.8%).
But Canada has more Asian* (15% in Canada vs. 5.8% in the US) and Native/Indigenous (4.3% in Canada vs. 1.7% in the US) people.
*Though apparently, unlike the US, this includes Middle Easterners in Canada.
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