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@xincominco @IanClar43399494 @LedZaid @PatriotArle If it's so trivial why are they trying to change it retard?

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@xincominco @IanClar43399494 @LedZaid @PatriotArle You're being too charitable

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@xincominco @IanClar43399494 @LedZaid @PatriotArle Are you trying to be obtuse on purpose? They are intentionally not just not using American to refer to... well Americans but also saying it is incorrect to do so.

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@xincominco @IanClar43399494 @LedZaid @PatriotArle The og post does not use the term as they are currently used and instead uses them as they wish they were used; they are trying to change what the words mean, ie force.

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@xincominco @IanClar43399494 @LedZaid @PatriotArle If it's in English it should use English definitions.

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@BTweeter87 It's funny to see them complain about American chauvanism while trying to push their language norms unto others.

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@daikimengg The discussion is about "unitedstatesian" and is in English. Bringing up other languages is retarded

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@TyrondelConur @uglysquirl @PatriotArle English uses the 7 continent model with Central America as part of North America

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@Lrkr99 @PatriotArle North America is actually Canada to Panama and there is not a "America continent" in English. That would be "the Americas"

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@AnonimusX_ARG @PatriotArle English version:
🇦🇷 Argentina = Argentinian = South American
🇮🇹 Italy = Italian = European
🇺🇸 USA = American = North American
🇨🇦 Canada = Canadian = North American
🇧🇷 Brazil = Brazilian = South American
🇨🇳 China = Chinese = Asian

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@selvorkovv @PatriotArle It isn't. "Estadounidense" in English is "American"

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@daikimengg Then why did you use it as an example of people calling Americans "unitedstatesians"? Are YOU stupid?

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@mis_dos_huevos @laughing747 @LedZaid @PatriotArle What parts of language do you NOT take umbrage with? Also its not Latin it's Latino?

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@mis_dos_huevos @laughing747 @LedZaid @PatriotArle Dumb way to look at languages ngl. Latinx exists because there are people who think Spanish's grammatical gender is dumb. Does that mean using Latinx isn't stupid?

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@Troyanomezquino @PatriotArle The etymology doesn't decide or override the actual meaning.

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@Troyanomezquino @PatriotArle Sure but the solution to being confused is learning and trying to understand. If I was learning Spanish and got confused by the word "embarazada" the solution wouldn't be to start using the word like if it meant the same as "embarrassed".

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@Troyanomezquino @PatriotArle No "América" is literally not a word in English. "America" is tho but that refer to the US. "América" in English is "the Americas".

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@Paulala_17 No?

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@httpsaftertaste We're not talking about "etats-unien", we're talking about "unitedstatesian".