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Burnsys
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Wow, that is the problem of learning english on my own anyway i have the same spelling errors writing in spanish too 
News Name all pertinent words that get preserved
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The discussion revolves around the evolution and significance of words related to nationalism and identity throughout history, particularly in the context of the United States. It highlights how terms like "Motherland" and "Americanism" have been used to foster patriotism and rally against perceived threats, such as immigrants or communism. The conversation delves into the idea that certain words, often labeled as "dirty," serve a purpose in maintaining a national identity and can become symbols of pride over time. Participants explore the ambiguity of language, noting how English often lacks precision compared to other languages, which can lead to misunderstandings in debates and public discourse. The discussion suggests that some words may be redundant or overly ambiguous, advocating for a filtering process to eliminate unnecessary terms while preserving those that encourage deep thought. The complexities of language and its impact on identity, history, and communication are central themes, with a call for more clarity in political language to enhance understanding.
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Mercator
..Mee toe..!Burnsys said:Wow, that is the problem of learning english on my own anyway i have the same spelling errors writing in spanish too