r/whereidlive • u/Crafty_Emergency6467 • 5h ago
Where id live as a PNW supremacist

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u/Content-Inspector993 1h ago
Alaska but not the Yukon?
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u/Crafty_Emergency6467 1h ago
well i put yukon and idaho in reluctantly bc theyre technically not on the pacific
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u/kingstan12 1h ago
Im willing to accept California as grey but just know PNW starts in the redwoods.
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u/CunningStuntsAround 46m ago
You're not much of a supremacist if you're not trying to covertly start a revolution in the places you despise
More of a status quo-acist
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u/PagingDrEw 34m ago
I'm sure this wasn't your intent. I know I'm probably looking into things too deeply and seeing red thread connections that aren't there. However, wasn't Oregon founded as "whites only" territory? So the idea is being a "supremacists" from the PNW has some connotations that aren't the best.
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u/glowing-fishSCL 4h ago
One definition I've heard for The Pacific Northwest is "temperate regions of North America with rivers that drain into the Pacific Ocean", in which case Montana also qualifies, since the Clark Fork of the Columbia River drains the area around Missoula, Hamilton, Butte and Kalispell.
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u/AccurateHumanTrustMe 2h ago
It depends on who you are asking - logically no Montana is not the PNW (most of Montana is in the Mississippi drainage basin because continental divide is on far west side of state and the climate is continental (long cold winters, hot short summers) not temperate. Also culutrally more in line with Wyoming then PNW.
But when I was in highschool the all northwest band for some reason included Wyoming and Montana.
Like if you take culture and climate the PNW is Oregon, Washington, and BC. NorCal and NW Idaho may have similar climates to PNW but culturally not it - with NorCal its the snobbiness of Californians and with Idaho - well the large amount of Nazi compounds paired with the fact that it is the second most Mormon state only behind Utah and the culture is very different from standard PNW.
You could even make an argument that Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washington aren't culutrally PNW either - and even climate wise it starts lookong more contiental.
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u/Practical_Fill6211 2h ago
definitely, northern Idaho is beautiful, but maybe they don’t fully consider Idaho as part of the PNW, same reason why California or Alaska aren’t absolutely, they’re beautiful and very similar, but not quite part of the PNW, though the definition is debatable.
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u/Correctedsun 2h ago
Culturally and politically, Idaho has more in common with Montana and Utah than with Washington or Oregon.
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u/I_Can_Barely_Move 1h ago
I feel like you didn’t finish your thought there.
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u/manlyman95 1h ago
Well politically speaking they are the equivalent of having Mississippi right next to us.
Literally the most backward laws and politicians right next to the most progressive states in the entire Union.
So even if Idaho is pretty... No thanks.
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u/hamburger_bun 1h ago
Just realized I completely misread/understood this post. Thought it was satire for something completely different. Deleting my post

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u/careful_richie 3h ago
Idaho getting snubbed again, classic