I ain't the one that you gotta lie to. There's a good chance Twitter graded your acct so poorly that they didn't bother to notify me of your pathetic rebuttal.
@mattxiv SPECTACULAR. This queen and absolute hero's name is Cara Jennings; this was back when he was governor but oh man, watching it today keeps the magic alive https://t.co/QfQ16h1zd0
The difference in leadership: in Ukraine the leaders stand strong with the people and fight. In Texas, Ted Cruz flees to Cancun and then blames it on his daughter because itβs cold outside.
@get_innocuous@Q Nothing says "truth" quite like an anonymous, by definition unverifiable, messiah posting cryptic prophecies that regularly fail to come to fruition by any stretch of the imagination, only to followed w "trust the plan."
@eeberquist Apocalypse is rare, so, like, live in the moment. Like, how often do you get to see a blinding light followed by a mushroom cloud? Such a courageous take.
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@shutupxofana @Brunoor_18@onivor0@moises3008@Sharinberg@nytimes We're misunderstanding each other: I'm not correcting Portuguese. It's also why I'm speaking in English.
But, it is just easier, in any language, and to remind you: Estadunidense is the country's organization.
It's like calling me a "Republicano Federativo" bcz I'm Brazilian.
@shutupxofana @Brunoor_18@onivor0@moises3008@Sharinberg@nytimes Dude, we get it, you're smart: you know that there exists a North, Central, and South America. Very good. Personally, I'm perfectly proud being Latino. There still is no English alternative to calling a United States citizen an "American."
@shutupxofana @Brunoor_18@onivor0@moises3008@Sharinberg@nytimes No, you're just in your Narcissistic bullshit. You're upset that your American isn't as recognized as "United States" American. We're American out of a use of language. It's semantics, get over it.
No one in MG or RJ had a problem calling me "Americano."
And I'm Brazilian.
@shutupxofana @Brunoor_18@onivor0@moises3008@Sharinberg@nytimes But to make matters more equal, "Estadunidense" is the literal equivalent of you calling, or expecting a Russian to refer to themself, as a "Federativo" or a Dominican a "Republicano."
"American" is in English. Everyone knows it's semantics. Mexicans and Canadians are North Am.