Disagree. “What country do you most identify with” covers people who care about nationality, immigrants who care about the land they live in even if they aren’t citizens, children of immigrants who identify most with their parents’ origin country even if they don’t live there and aren’t citizens, expats who reject cultural assimilation, would-be immigrants that can’t permanently live in their country of choice but have assimilated, angsty movie characters who are torn between two or more countries and make compromises, people who don’t give a hoot but can’t ignore where their culture comes from, or where they have ties, or where they were raised, or where they pay taxes. “What country are you in” covers native or assimilated members of a culture who are not vacationing abroad, expats visiting their home country, and you.
Disagree. “What country do you most identify with” covers people who care about nationality, immigrants who care about the land they live in even if they aren’t citizens, children of immigrants who identify most with their parents’ origin country even if they don’t live there and aren’t citizens, expats who reject cultural assimilation, would-be immigrants that can’t permanently live in their country of choice but have assimilated, angsty movie characters who are torn between two or more countries and make compromises, people who don’t give a hoot but can’t ignore where their culture comes from, or where they have ties, or where they were raised, or where they pay taxes. “What country are you in” covers native or assimilated members of a culture who are not vacationing abroad, expats visiting their home country, and you.