No. I'm not typically British either (though I am). I voted for Scottish Independence and to leave the EU. Now we're leaving the EU, I wouldn't vote for independence. I abhor globalisation and don't really have a problem with protectionism, though in a global trading economy, that usually ends up bad unless you have a unique resource worth selling. I'm pro choice (on most things) and despise racism. That said, I AM anti-culturalist, where such cultures (and religions) subjugate the free choice of others, unless said free choice is to do ill to others.
Someone told me recently my views are actually republican (in American terms) but over this side of the pond republican seems to imply a right wing conservative christian (which isn't actually true). Though I also hate wealth, modern capitalism and Facebook. Hell, Kennedy was a democrat and he helped destabilise central America (says Noam Chomsky).
I also like beer, pizza and swearing down a mic when getting my ass handed to me in BF1. I grew up on Calvin and Hobbes and The Farside.
So, no, I wasn't born in America and therefore I am not American but my birthplace does not make my political views any less tangible than a moonshine swilling redneck or a neo-liberal from Manhattan.
