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i hate you all delete this thread it sucks

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that is good enough for me :)

Not before someone tells me what a 'chav' is.

I'm also highly confused about your usage of the term nationalist. Having a quick jab at another countries tendency to make up their own language would be closer to racism then 'evil nationalism'.

You Americans are so crazy. You are having a conversation with mostly English words, but yet its still all Greek to me.



For the record; I'm just as critical of my own country.

Protip: Americans are not a race. we are many races. My aunt is a British American.

So saying england > American English is a matter of national language.

I don't mean race in the genetic or biological sense. Legally, sociologically and in the more broad meaning of the word, racism also includes prejudice based on national origin.

But at any rate, even with your narrow definition, its still closer to racism than (anti?) nationalism.



At any rate; US-English only an attackable issue because it parodies the, highly generalised, attitude of the US towards the rest of the world; on a cultural and foreign policy level. To be explicit, a mixture of arrogance and ignorance.

This is what makes it funny, for the rest of the world; English speaking, anyway.

what? A troll? Where?

neddiedrow wrote:Paralyzation is not a word. Paralysis is a word.

D&D taught you incorrectly.

I don't recall that spell.

I think that people in any language naturally and, to some extent, like to tweak the language for fun.

lol check your images actually work revenge

Ahaahaa, that is image failure is poetic.

smoth wrote:Protip: Americans are not a race. we are many races. My aunt is a British American.

So saying england > American English is a matter of national language.

The British race is known to excrete tea when in danger

This tea is known as budweiser in the western world.

i read the thread topic as dianectical deviance

Machiosabre wrote: The British race is known to excrete tea when in danger

I'LL TAKE TWO!