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I haven't read enough broken English to take a gander at what the native language is for the authors of that...manifesto. Anyone have a good guess? There's some
by remarkEon 10y ago
I haven't read enough broken English to take a gander at what the native language is for the authors of that...manifesto. Anyone have a good guess? There's some pretty common mistakes throughout ("peoples" for people, "Americans' having" for "Americans have").
- anotherturn 10y agoIt's likely to have been run through an author obfuscation tool which mangles the language to avoid stylometry detection.
- remarkEon 10y agoI hadn't thought of that. Interesting.
- corndoge 10y agoMost likely an American trying to write in an Eastern European accent.
- tomjakubowski 10y agoYeah, it's so over the top that it reads like a native English speaker's intentional obfuscation.
- tyingq 10y agoI immediately thought of the "Opulence, I has it" commercials from DirecTV.
- cyphunk 10y agothis. and probably an american that had not lived outside the US long enough to notice how over the top the effort comes off as.
- pilsetnieks 10y agoThere's plenty of omitted articles (which is indicative of Slavic language speakers,) but at one point it devolves into a kind of caveman speak, so it's likely intentional.