Atheists & Agnostics

defacto7

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11. True...

Fri Oct 24, 2014, 07:19 PM

Oct 2014

But if you talk to some Canadians I know they would be very upset. It may be vernacular in the US but not necessarily to many of our northern or southern neighbors. Logically, it is quite presumptuous, although it has become the habit of the US to claim the vast definition of America.

It's just for argument. I presume America to be the US as well, but I like to think I can be sensitive to the majority of Americans who don't happen to be US citizens and who do care about the definition.

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Oh lord. Insult of insults today :rofl: [View all] Heddi Oct 2014 OP

I wonder if it's anything like defacto7 Oct 2014 #1

How about even more locally.... AlbertCat Oct 2014 #7

But most questioners would both understand and accept that answer whatthehey Oct 2014 #9

True... defacto7 Oct 2014 #11

The perception though is global whatthehey Oct 2014 #15

...and more and more globally disliked. defacto7 Oct 2014 #16

There is a bliss in being simple Mariana Oct 2014 #2

There are subtle differences. AtheistCrusader Oct 2014 #3

Anyone who thinks only white folks are racist... onager Oct 2014 #4

It's a curse, Heddi. trotsky Oct 2014 #5

sigh. if only I could be LESS self aware Heddi Oct 2014 #6

Just don't charter a boat with a mediocre captain... onager Oct 2014 #8

Mediocre? FiveGoodMen Oct 2014 #10

A sing-along that ain't "Kum-ba-ya!" onager Oct 2014 #12

! FiveGoodMen Oct 2014 #13

Lol Gelliebeans Oct 2014 #14