[ SECRET POST #2906 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2906 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Threads that you still think about negatively

[(Anonymous)]

It's all right for you to teach geography however you damn well please in your own country, but you cannot expect everyone else to follow suit, or for other people to accept labels they don't like.

(Americans/USians several threads)

Re: Threads that you still think about negatively

[raspberryrain]

Oh, good grief, is this that North America/South America thing?

Re: Threads that you still think about negatively

[(Anonymous)]

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I'm not sure what you're referring to, but it's people from places in the Americas (usually from South and Central America in my experience) who object to the idea of calling people from the United States "Americans". And it has caused several arguments on f!s. Or, nowadays, not even arguments, just a lot of people from the United States getting angry at the concept.

I miss lynx. I wonder what she's up to.

(for reference, I'm an American from the United States of America)

Re: Threads that you still think about negatively

[diet_poison]

I actually saw more US-ians getting upset about it than Central/South Americans.

I miss Lynx too!

Re: Threads that you still think about negatively

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that's what I was trying to say, apologies if I was unclear there!

It's tough, because when you're debating who the name Americans should refer to, it does take on a certain lack of clarity

Re: Threads that you still think about negatively

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed.