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Where does "confused some foreigners" equal "laughing at foreigners"?
by larrys 15y ago
Where does "confused some foreigners" equal "laughing at foreigners"?
- ktizo 15y agoIn regards to your post, when it is part of a derisive comment and the aspect of 'foreignness' is used in an attempt to belittle the point you are arguing against, despite not being particularly relevant. As in; 'X is not really an issue, because in example Y it was mainly happening to foreigners', is very rarely a good argument for the vast majority of values of X and Y.