Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
let that be your stereotype then. I am as white as they come and most of the cubans who left the country are white too. spanish (from spain) white.
I said I am racist with ppl who don't want to better themselves.. so I get to hear it cuz I say it not just think it.
sorry but you're about as white as tiger woods. It would have been nice if you inherited a ghetto booty though..
Nov-04-2008 22:09
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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
asides from being hot, you really have nothing to offer the world do you?
lol thanks i guess?
ah well.
u guys get bothered by this - i don't.
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Nov-04-2008 22:09
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Originally posted by nchs09
Ill swim thank you very much.
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Nov-04-2008 22:09
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Originally posted by woscar99
Yes, I know. My point is that to refer to someone from the United States as an "American" and to someone who is from let's say...Colombia as "not an American" is wrong. Both countries are part of a whole big-ass continent called America which is then divided into North, South and Central America. Claiming that America is solely the United States and that an American is solely that who was born in the United States is ignorant when that clearly is not the case.
Originally posted by woscar99
It clearly makes no sense to YOU, you probably have used the term your whole life. Still, that doesn't take away from the fact that it is wrongly used and a blatant misappropriation.
Fuck me sideways with a stick. The literal name of this country is the United States of America, as STATED in the Declaration of Independece. Or America, for short. It most likely came from Amerigo Vespucci, an Italian explorer in the 1500s.
American and North American are two different things. Am I missing something here? Ffs.
Nov-04-2008 22:11
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Originally posted by woscar99
Yes, I know. My point is that to refer to someone from the United States as an "American" and to someone who is from let's say...Colombia as "not an American" is wrong. Both countries are part of a whole big-ass continent called America which is then divided into North, South and Central America. Claiming that America is solely the United States and that an American is solely that who was born in the United States is ignorant when that clearly is not the case.
I know what you're saying and if you want to get all technical..yes. But these days when one says " American " We are referring to people from the United States of American, that funny shaped country, the one below Canada which also is part of North AMERICA yet not called Americans. It's just a term to set us apart. It's the only country within North America that contains "America" ( I think ) so it's only right, no?
Nov-04-2008 22:12
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Originally posted by Nostalgic
So they're black? Funny they like to make monkey-chants/throwing banana peels during sporting events at their fellow blacks.
Yea
Nov-04-2008 22:13
nchs09
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Originally posted by elFreak
you are correct..i never lump in central.
Ya, central america and the carribean are like in limbo. But usually just added to north america.
But we all know the best country in the world is there
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