Wisconsinites Suck

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[@jimmyjacuzzi5424]

I can tell you they are rude people. I was born in Kentucky and my mother married a yankee when I was two and moved to Kenosha where I was raised. I've lived in Milwaukee, Eau Claire and Madison. I'm 51 and moved to Arkansas 5 years ago. So 46 years I was there. I'm 5 foot 5 and never a day in life did I not hear a short joke. Friends, coworkers, anyone. Since I moved to Arkansas I haven't been insulted once in regards to my height.

[@danmoritz3319]

Are you kidding me, dude ? Kentucky is ten times more closed off, outsider hating, than Wisconsin. Your point of view is not very balanced.

[@jimmyjacuzzi5424]

@@danmoritz3319 I'm just stating my experience with Arkansas compared to Wisconsin. We generally have manners here compared to Wisconsin. If someone's fat, we don't say anything. Same thing with height. It's called courtesy.

[@danmoritz3319]

@@jimmyjacuzzi5424 - i agree Arkansas is better than many imagine, especially the northwestern parts of the state. But Kentucky ? There are parts there not enthusiastic about outsiders, so Wisconsin was probably better than there, economically and educationally. Certain parts of Kentucky are very nice, though, so I'm not knocking the whole state. It just depends exactly where. Just consider in a time when white people are under attack, living in a place with sturdy people, intolerant of diversity BS, such rude, pricky people, towards destructive outsiders can be a good thing.

[@Leftists_are_Losers]

Oh Wisconsin, how i do I hate thee. Let me count the ways … I’m up to three thousand and still counting.

[@brettmckenzie900]

I went to the TCU Wisconsin Rose Bowl game in 2011(?) and those Wisconsin fans were the most horrible group of people I've ever seen, and I spent three years in Iraq.

[@saxachewon8062]

One of the meanest teachers I had in grade school was Scandinavian. The mind games and manipulation tactics she pulled on second graders were just off the charts evil.

[@rocstarang5747]

Had one of those in college. Bonus: she was going through menopause.

[@saxachewon8062]

@@rocstarang5747 fun! Mine was already old.

[@bighoss8793]

Madison is in Wisconsin but it is not Wisconsin. Madison is it's own thing

[@MA-wq2ih]

What's the joke about it, "thirty square miles surrounded by reality"?

[@TheSavageSloth]

Skyrim is for the Nords!

[@michaeljohnson2470]

The Dutch and Germans are not passive aggressive. It is purely Scandinavian.

[@Leftists_are_Losers]

Germans tend to be overtly aggressive. Just ask Poland and France.

[@wesleysullivan8047]

Dutch are most frank ppl

[@alexs5744]

Dutch and Germans are not afraid to say what’s on their mind. Whereas the Scandinavians are wimps and cowards. There’s something about people from Wisconsin and Minnesota that makes them even worse than the Scandinavians from the Old World.

[@michaeljohnson2470]

You have to talk urban vs rural in both MN and WI. There is a major dichotomy between the two.

[@CB-vt3mx]

Well, I can see how Wisconsin and Minnie Soda would not like "outsiders"...after all, it might ruin the family pole and turn it into a family tree.

[@CB-vt3mx]

My mom's family originally landed in Racine from Germany in the 19th century...they left for greener pastures almost immediately.

[@timothykuring3016]

Hey! I grew up in the Chicago area, but I lived mostly in Wisconsin, from college in Madison, to a decade or so in La Crosse, and now in Milwaukee. I like the wilderness around here, I hated the liberals in Madison who hated my conservative ways, but I never made any friends around the state. You're probably right. I hate the passive aggressive niceness. I'm German, but I live and work mostly with blacks.

[@timothykuring3016]

During the Covid lock downs, the only part of the city that was lively with house parties and people, even kids, playing in the streets, unmasked was the North side. Everywhere else was like a graveyard filled with miserable ghosts.

[@AJ-gx6ue]

I live in the Philly area (yes we have a lot of problems here as you know) but I work with a lot of people in Minneapolis and what Aaron is saying is scary accurate!

[@shaunadamson4634]

I think Victoria is Australia's version of Wisconsin by the sound of things.

[@TheMABExperience]

Southern Wisconsin and Northwestern Indiana are also full of Illinois defectors that have a love/hate relationship with fellow Illinois defectors. 😂

[@ricksanchezsflask8794]

Truth

[@Vanthdreadstr]

As a Masshole who went to school in Wisconsin (a while ago) as long as you like beer, you'll make friends

[@YogGroove]

I live in Madison, WI. This dude can hang out with me if he wants.

[@Xanatos_Clutch]

Wisconsin sounds like The DMV, specifically the "D(istrict of Columbia)" and "M(aryland)".

[@ChangNoi976]

It sounds like Washington state

[@sp1nrx]

I went to Milwaukee in 1980 for a business matter. A group of "foreigners" decided to go to a local bar and the vibe was very..... unwelcoming, not only by the local customers but also by the bar owner. We quickly left and found other things to do. I hate thinking the one encounter is typical of Milwaukee but Aaron seems to reenforce our experience.

[@TOCC50]

Jeff Dahmer loved his Big Macs

[@WingItWithEthan]

I’m currently in wisco and you’re right it sucks

[@ForeignChopper]

Worst 18 years of my life leave now bro

[@royrooster8094]

For my 51 years I have lived in Wisconsin and have been a member of a Lutheran church (Wisconsin Synod) for most of it. Not one mention about any ban on dancing. My kids went to the attached Lutheran school and they had an annual dance every year. I do agree with the people in the last 10 years of so being A-holes, before that everyone seemed way friendlier.

[@TheBigdog868]

Social media is what turned people into A-holes so any place with internet is going to have that problem. In the early 2000s I worked in Marshfield. Everyone was cool, nice small town.

[@soldierofgodrick2445]

As a Lions fan that hates the Packers I'm fully in support of any Wisconsin slander 😂

[@tracyseymour6059]

Minnesota and Wisconsin... REEEEE

[@1jamesreed]

what about michigan?

[@RRaquello]

I know someone from Sheboygan. He hasn't lived there since the 70s, but he goes back almost every year for the Bratwurst Festival. Wisconsin also gave America its two most famous cannibals-Ed Gein and Jeffrey Dahmer (both German names, if you notice). I spent a day in Milwaukee once. I never thought of Milwaukee as a big college town, but I never saw so many frat boy/dude bros in one place in my life. Marquette, BTW, is at least theoretically a Catholic college.

[@1983jcheat]

Add Richmond Virginia to places that are super passive aggressive.

[@ForeignChopper]

Wow this video was spot on from someone who lived there most of there life😂😂😂

[@zippy_uk1046]

Cappy reminds me of Dave Allen, a very famous and extremely funny comedian over here when he was at the end of his career. His stand up routine was really on point and direct, his look was of a slightly manic old man who had seen it all, the madness and the sham of life and "could not take it any more". His comedy was really funny - and like all comedy - routed in truth.

[@A_n_y_t_i_m_e]

Dave Allen on religion is hilarious.

[@lorenzell3104]

I grew up in Wis, lived outside the state for many years and have now retired here. Wisconsin people are a bit on the provincial side. It's like a big club. Many people aren't that friendly because the vast majority grew up here, have family and friends here that they have had for years. So they have a whole circle of friends and don't really have time or interest in new people. Plus, they really don't trust many people from I'll.

[@elzoog]

Sounds like you are also talking about small town western Ohio (such as Delphos which is called "The friendliest town in America")

[@MauriceLeviejr]

Aaron, you promised me we would meet in Brookfield at the cigar lounge on brookfield and bluemound. I’m still waiting.

[@jackhubert]

Prime Cigar. Great place.

[@alexmasbruch5133]

wild, just found this place today.

[@ricksanchezsflask8794]

Wisconsin is a decent getaway from illinois so long as you stay away from the other illinoisians who take their 💰 and attitudes up there.

[@nuclearbullfrog]

Growing up as a Lutheran, I don't remember the church being that strict. Maybe it's a Wisconsin thing.

[@ricksanchezsflask8794]

Bettah be in church on Sunday, eh.

[@royrooster8094]

For my 51 years I have lived in Wisconsin and have been a member of a Lutheran church (Wisconsin Synod) for most of it. Not one mention about any ban on dancing. My kids went to the attached Lutheran school and they had an annual dance every year.

[@MrJSpicoli]

Not as bad as New Jersey, but in the top 3

[@Markbell73]

New Jersey.....haha. I grew up there. I don't recall it being like that. But it probably was. But than again. My two best friends were foreign. One was from Guyana, the other from El Salvador. I'm a white guy of British, German, Dutch and Scotch/Irish decent. Another close friend was from Holland. I made friends with all the new kids.

[@elmateo77]

On Wisconsin! On Wisconsin! It's fun to crap on Wisconsin!

[@swampwiz]

Hey Cappy, from the one extended summer I worked there (La Crosse - great weather then!), I have to say that WI women are definitely the chestiest - which is appropriate because of the cultural ties to dairy industry. Too bad that those chicks start getting fat once they hit 23.

[@RobertSmith-jd6wb]

Wisconsin has some of the best people I know.

[@Leftists_are_Losers]

You need to get out more often.

[@aab-el9bd]

i agree. some great salt of the earth farming people.

[@jayblomquist3339]

I've drank and had a good time in every state. Be real and you will draw out good people

[@joshmcaloon6998]

I live in Waukesha alot of snooty douche bags. That being said there are many good people. I do have a passionate hate for Illinois tho

[@cailoebphillips9444]

Lol