@nazzobetweeting As a New Yorker who lived in San Diego, she’s right about Bronx pizza being legit if you have a craving. The bagels are tragic so you can ignore that. For tacos, Tacos El Gordo is excellent, but you could also just go to Old Town and wander around a bit.
@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o Yes, after I pointed out how dumb you made yourself look, you presented me with a series of irrelevant facts that I don’t dispute. What you’ve not provided is anything to dispute the idea that you’re an ignorant provincial.
You can end it anytime. Just stop responding lol.
@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o All of that may be true and none of it makes you seem any less provincial or your original statement any less stupid lol. It is cute how quickly you latch on to any acknowledgement I give you that the points your parroting are true (even if they don’t build an argument).
@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o It’s not that your remark was unnecessary. It was (and is) stupid and in response to me pointing out how saying something that stupid meant the rest of your points could be safely ignored you’ve spent multiple posts trying to impress upon me that America is declining (irrelevant)
@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o I mean you outed yourself as a dumb provincial with your “your history means nothing” bit and everything you’ve said after has been off-topic.
You don’t know what you’re talking about and think some trite observations on economics will impress it’s a ‘lausy’(sic) (lol) strategy
@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o “The world granted you” is another adorably provincial frame lol. I assure you it was more realpolitik than that.
What are you trying to accomplish here? How many insults before you feel less stupid about your bad take submitted in ignorance from a 21st century backwater?
@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o Enough of the infrastructure that makes the world economy work is predicated on the stability of the dollar that if that changes few will escape without significant pain. Thinking it’s as simple as yield goes up USA gets hurt (but we’ll be fine),is more adorable provincialism lol
@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o No one knows for sure what a failure to service the bond debt would look like. We can be certain it would hurt more than just the US considering the entire world economy has been built on it. That’s just more evidence that your ‘US history means nothing’ take is/was stupid lol.
@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o Is it coming to an end? Maybe. Things seem unstable now but that has seemed true before and history remains to be written.
You have benefited enormously from it as well. Are you confident you’ll benefit more from a Chinese or a chaotic century? Only a provincial could be lol.
@RG01010101@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o Buddy you showed up in my mentions looking like an idiot misinterpreting an idiom, why would I “shout the hell up” lol. But to bring it back towards my original point. The USA is 250 years old and has been your global hegemon for more than 80 of em. Stay mad about it provincial.
@RG01010101@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o Thats not what that phrase means lol. Also, nothing on that graph undercuts my point that dismissing all of American history as someone whose entire life was under the Pax Americana is provincial. But given that Hungary ranks lower than the US for education we can let that slide
@Marisya100@grooksbarth77@txsalth2o Depends on how you define the start of a nation, but if we’re going by formal establishment of the current state/government than your nation is less than 250 years old.
@Marisya100@joshcase24@txsalth2o “Your history as a nation means nothing” is adorably provincial from someone who has lived their entire life under the post WWII Pax Americana. A real ‘fish is unable to recognize water’ moment. The rest of your thoughts on the USA can be discarded based on that alone
@DavidSHFraser@jimbojd4@MrLovegrowl If the owner determined whether it was American or not (it doesn’t) then technically it would be America/Canadian/South African (but it isn’t, it’s American)
@cascadedrain The subject of your first sentence, ‘the “broken English” ’, is singular therefore the verb to use is ‘is’, not ‘are’. You should double check your subject verb agreement before insisting the work of your countrymen is much more understandable.
@BarneyFlames But really the fact that the outcome has annoyed redpushers like you so much that they’re still cope-posting about it a week later is hilarious. Best possible outcome in basically all ways.
@Vlasti91@garvvee Genuinely incredible how reliably posting something about how overconfident Europeans are about their knowledge of American culture summons one of their dumber more overconfident ones for a demonstration