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Okay buddy.... let's focus on some actual facts and shit that makes a difference.
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Then why talk smack and accuse others of having 6th grade educations? Your glass house must be cracked to shit and back.
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Because my 9th grade education beats your 6th grade education.... and like I said, if you're going to argue it, it simply proves the point, which is happening.
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Who in the fuck comes up to you and says, "Hey man, what is your birth country?". I'm almost 40 and I can't recall a single person ever asking me that. They ask where I'm from, where I was born, what's my nationality. No one has EVER asked me my home country or birth country. To me, home country means the exact same thing as birth country. |
That's because nobody would ask that question, it would be a statement made, not a question asked... Many Irish, Italians and others from all over are very proud of their families home country. Heck, the Irish have a freaking Holiday for it.
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No they don't. Are, "Where are you from?" and "What's your hometown?" two different things? Nope. It's only different when you want them to be different and when it suits your needs. Different words, same meaning.
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I would answer those... I'm from Texas, my hometown is some shit box town near Dallas.
Those are clearly very different, just like home country and birth country are clearly different.
If you can't get the difference between your own questions, I don't really expect you to get the difference between Home and Birth either.