Retarded Argument Thread

[cyko]

all of the ex USSR countries are about as "europe" as my neighbors dog is, the slavic countries are their own entity and i specifically stated that while "technically" correct it is the same thing as calling canada and greenland "america" because everyone that ever refers to "europe" is referencing western europe where all the dildos are from. yet again you are doing a poor job at arguing semantics all of which have absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the original "point" with regard to generalization whatever that actually was, this thread is a perfect example of why i can not stand the overwhelming majority of europeans i come into contact with, whereas "russians" i seldom if ever have issues with beyond the bounds of competition, hopefully trump gets elected so we can pull out of nato and let you fend for yourselves.

In general, i don't fuel broken cars. Same about talking with US Citizens about politics.

So let's keep it short.
Big D., your post is a perfect example of why the overwhelming majority of the world population can not stand the "typical" US citizen.

1.
No, at least half educated, person outside of the USA, calls the USA "America". America is a continent. To be more precise, there are even two. The USA are not America, they are not even North America and the only region where the term "America" is consequently used for the USA is, surprise!, the USA itself.
This behaviour speaks for itself.

2.

hopefully trump gets elected so we can pull out of nato and let you fend for yourselves.

And many people in europe hope that too. You can take your NATO with you.
We would neither have the crisis in Syria nor that in the ukraine, without the dirty tricks of our self proclaimed friend and protector, Uncle Sam. And these are only the most actual examples for practical US foreign politics.
The only problem is, that will never happen. Even Trump will notice, how much US geostrategy relies on betraying "friends".

USA back in isolationism?
That's not a threat. Just the next promise Corporate USA will break.

[Rifmaster]

No people definitely say America for the US even in Europe.

[Darwoth]

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good, i don't like you and you dont like me it did not require explanation. my great great grandparents felt the same thats why they left your ***** of a continent with a population of the worlds biggest douchebags and made this country that is 3x larger and 30x better.

[Heffernan]

blah blah

good, i don't like you and you dont like me it did not require explanation. my great great grandparents felt the same thats why they left your ***** of a continent with a population of the worlds biggest douchebags and made this country that is 3x larger and 30x better.

[saltmummy]

<-this entire thread except for the mammoth tusk stuff.
Sorry paradoxyc, I tried to get it back on track but they just weren't having it.

[Darwoth]

pretty sure the "help" forum is where your supposed to ask for the answers to questions you are to lazy or inept to answer for yourself.

[Paradoxyc]

pretty sure the "help" forum is where your supposed to ask for the answers to questions you are to lazy or inept to answer for yourself.

Hmmm HoB is for "In-Game discussion", therefore I am discussing an ingame topic on how many tusks people have gotten. Anyway, it is fine, I renamed this thread Retarded Argument Thread for a reason ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Also, I am "pretty sure" that City Upon a Hill is where you guys should be holding this discussion

[Darwoth]

well in the spirit of the new thread lets argue about it then.

the first three stated purposes are "politics, relations, justice" followed by "and other in game topics"

therefore context and precedent is pretty clear that the other "in game topics" would be something related to player to player strife, not what color you want to paint your toenails or how many mammoth tusks drop from mammoths (the dark blue one in the darkness with "deer antler" looking tusks dropped 8 of them, normal ones drop two, dont know how many events drop) since there are other forums solely for that line of topic and nothing else, coincidentally the only one where telling tapion to go kick a soccerball is mostly off limits.

Also, I am "pretty sure" that City Upon a Hill is where you guys should be holding this discussion

totally untrue, this will be the backdrop for the incoming post demanding that every european player town on the server pave an american flag next to their gate, wear a football jersey at all times and place a pro trump election sign or else face annihilation.

[Inotdead]

No, at least half educated, person outside of the USA, calls the USA "America". America is a continent. To be more precise, there are even two. The USA are not America, they are not even North America and the only region where the term "America" is consequently used for the USA is, surprise!, the USA itself.
This behaviour speaks for itself.

This is a very silly argument. Everyone knows that technically "America" is more than just U.S. People just refer to the U.S. this way disregarding the general meaning, because a) U.S. citizens refer to them like that themselves b) anything beside U.S. is hardly ever relevant and c) for the ease of speech - it's long since became a common substitute.
Most places I've been to would refer to a person from States as just "American", which might be not 100% correct semantically, but is crystal clear for anyone with half a brain as to what country it refers to.
There is more to human language and interaction than simply abiding formalities and technicalities. Don't be a *****.

[Darwoth]

No, at least half educated, person outside of the USA, calls the USA "America". America is a continent. To be more precise, there are even two. The USA are not America, they are not even North America and the only region where the term "America" is consequently used for the USA is, surprise!, the USA itself.
This behaviour speaks for itself.

This is a very silly argument. Everyone knows that technically "America" is more than just U.S. People just refer to the U.S. this way disregarding the general meaning, because a) U.S. citizens refer to them like that themselves b) anything beside U.S. is hardly ever relevant and c) for the ease of speech - it's long since became a common substitute.
Most places I've been to would refer to a person from States as just "American", which might be not 100% correct semantically, but is crystal clear for anyone with half a brain as to what country it refers to.
There is more to human language and interaction than simply abiding formalities and technicalities. Don't be a *****.

and this exact same thing applies to europe/western europe not sure why something so simple had to get blown out of proportion and turn into a half dozen page mire of **** but whatever .