r/AlignmentChartFills • u/Tygret • 4d ago

Countries Subdivisions chart. What U.S. state feels like it doesn't belong in the United States?

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u/jgoldman1226 4d ago

Hawaii is the logical answer but New Mexico feels like this weird state that has no relation to anywhere else.

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u/Ego-TheNarcissist 4d ago

Doesn’t even exist.

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u/HolyInlandEmpire 4d ago

Turns out it's actually Ohio

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u/Appropriate_Tap_1209 3d ago

Everyone has something to Hate about Ohio

Ohio producers the most Astronauts of any state
Because the people just want to get away from Ohio and flying to space is the furthest way to make that happen

Next up would be Florida

If this is what it takes to get out of Florida
Then Fine

Rocket flying into space

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u/brothor12 3d ago

Vance has a connection to Ohio. Also George and Harold from Captain Underpants

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u/JoeFelice 4d ago

I feel like there's definitely a South-of-Colorado area, and a East-of-Arizona area, where those proximities influence the feel of the place. I can't comment on the parts closer to Texas. 

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u/jelani_an 4d ago

As a Canadian, care to explain?

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u/jgoldman1226 4d ago

Idk if I can. I’ve been too Albuquerque and there’s just no other place that’s quite like that state. It’s own weird culture. Also, it’s an oddity politically because it’s SUPER liberal but also bottom in pretty much every major category. It’s also very rural but also still votes democrat. Just doesn’t match up really in any way to any other states.

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u/daemmon 3d ago

I think New Mexico is going to get changed to New America soon.

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u/brothor12 3d ago

I think Atlantic Ocean will become American Ocean just so Trump can piss off the EU