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⌈ Secret Post #2548 ⌋

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Secret 6 - Americanization of British media

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[Picture is the cover of the book "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" by J.K. Rowling.]

This is such a pathetic thing to rage about but I feel so utterly angry and disgusted when I find out English books needed to be translated into *American*.

I sort of get the same thing when brilliant British shows get remade for American audiences.

I feel like they take away something special from the original product and that our originals weren't good enough.

I'm also pretty sure that they don't need to coddle and pander to the American audiences as much as they try. If a person can't understand the minute differences in language then that's because they've either never been exposed to it or they shouldn't even be reading in the first place.

Note: I don't think all American people are stupid, but I think they get catered to as if they were.