its 'beholding' in latin

@BElDOUGAMING Oh my god

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@bobchou888 @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr oh this is just a weird worldview you have and not an actual addition to the conversation Okay

@contemplans @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr It is relevant, China is a "nation" in its original sense, not a playground for rootless foreigners.

“would you consider a white person chinese if they were born and raised in china” literally yes. what is this argument

@bobchou888 @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr meaning of the word

@bobchou888 @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr oh i thought u were referring to my username! in this case this, while a cool etymological anecdote, is totally fucking irrelevant to this conversations since words evolve and change meaning over time. as it says on the very website you linked. we Are talking about the modern +

@bobchou888 @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr i used a translator true But do enlighten me what it should be

@contemplans @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr You clearly don't know Latin.

#NOTWORTHIT #JEBACJUWENALIA

@galanon1m wnosze o dodanie webera bo jak jeszcze raz jego nazwisko zobacze to kogos strzele

na mojej hit liście po pierwszym roku studiów jest freud, lacan i łacina

oh my GOD bro its like this woman WANTS to fight me every time i speak in the gc

@bernielomax @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr true, i did take a shortcut for the sake of simplicity. i meant to highlight that unlike nationality ethnicity isnt formal

@contemplans @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr No, ethnicity isn't biological. It can correlate, but it isn't necessary. You can take almost any example and you'd find it is not biological. Almost anyone will be part of a different ethnicity after immersing for a generation or two.

@Maplebronut @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr .....first of all, skibidi is a word that has a definition, yes, so i dont see your point, and second of all this is merriam webster

@contemplans @Ghost_Groyper @camliekr Brother the Cambridge dictionary has Skibidi in it lmfao

That dude gotta be american

@Ghost_Groyper @camliekr i see what youre doing and im not engaging in a trans debate. words have different meanings in different contexts, theres nuance in this world sometimes. crazy shit i know. im dropping this tho its 2am

@contemplans @camliekr Nope. You don’t know what words mean. It’s like saying a man can be a woman if they change it on their ID.

@Ghost_Groyper @camliekr ethnicity and nationality are used interchangeably in a Specific Context. usually when discussing ethnic minorities/groups in countries. this does not change the fact that a white guy born and raised in china is nationally anc culturally chinese, while remaining white ethnically

@Ghost_Groyper @camliekr didnt include it because its not relevant in this context, youre arguing that someones place of birth, upbringing, and citizenship has no effect on someones nationality, which it legally has

2am and work kn monday Discourse continued tmr

@Ghost_Groyper @camliekr or are you gonna claim youre smarter than the dictionairy?

@Ghost_Groyper @camliekr brother. youre talking straight bullshit now, and im 100% sure you wouldnt distinguish a ukrainian, a pole, a german and a czech from eachother. also, textbook definitions for you

@Ghost_Groyper @camliekr actually this makes even less sense, itd more likely be through culture, like clothing and shit

@contemplans @camliekr How do First Nations people determine who is and isn’t a part of their tribe?

@Ghost_Groyper @camliekr ..... are we in a tribe? also, if a member of the tribe adopted a baby of different ethnicity, that baby would become a part of the tribe. i dont see your point

@Ghost_Groyper @camliekr you almost get it, the "visible" part is his ethnicity. hes still white *ethnically*, but his nationality would be chinese. this is like you calling all europeans just "europeans" (and not "french", "germans"), cause were not visibly different from eachother

@contemplans @camliekr If that same white guy was born in China, you would never assume his nationality is Chinese because he would be visibly European. The fact that a piece of paper says he’s Chinese doesn’t change the fact that he is clearly not Chinese.