In post 9, Kublai Khan wrote:
Calling a Canadian an American is about the same as calling an Irishman/Scotsman English.
Actually, it would be the same as calling them European.
In post 9, Kublai Khan wrote:
Calling a Canadian an American is about the same as calling an Irishman/Scotsman English.
In post 14, saulres wrote:In post 13, Kublai Khan wrote:By that logic Hawaiians aren't American.
And all Mexicans, Cubans, Brazilians, Nicaraguins, Panamanians, Peruvians, etc. are.
In post 21, Kublai Khan wrote:In post 18, Majiffy wrote:In post 14, saulres wrote:In post 13, Kublai Khan wrote:By that logic Hawaiians aren't American.
And all Mexicans, Cubans, Brazilians, Nicaraguins, Panamanians, Peruvians, etc. are.
I fail to see the problem with referring to inhabitants of a geological landmass as inhabitants of a geological landmass.
Because if you're not from the US, it's a horrible thing to be called.
In post 31, zoraster wrote:It's horrible to be called an American when you aren't, is what he was saying. Still a bit dramatic, but a very different thing than your out of context quote.
Majiffy wrote: Just like it's horrible to be called a racist if you are not.
In post 63, RichardGHP wrote:In post 55, Egg wrote:No. North America is a continent. Britain is not. Europe is.
Great Britain is a geographical term, though.