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I'm not maga, not even close (and not American) but am struggling to see how does this sound like a future magat. But idk, maybe it's there and I'm getting old.
americans are obsessed with their campism.
Well we have a first past thenpost system where everyone is bunched into two of them
You're only saying that because...
Because I'm European and unlike them I can think outside of the box and not subject to their fanatic campism.
They have this simplistic reasoning, anything done by party A is automatically bad in the eyes of camp B.
Any criticism of their camp means you are part of the other side.
As if that's all that exists and there's only black and white.
"der wöösh"
wöösh what?
AFAIK you could be one of them and nothing suggests you made that comment ironically.
The phrasing of the comment itself suggests that it was made ironically in the context of your own comment. If you don't catch that, I can't help you
It suggests nothing.
These days I use /s for even the most obvious cases.
In this case we're talking about americans.
This could be a perfectly standard comment from one.
They actually write these caricatural stereotypical comments
Implied masculinity and truck. That's about it. That said, liking trucks and women doesn't necessarily imply going down the magat pipeline.
It was more the "engineer clearly had neither" bit implying you're supposed to that got me
Fair, thanks for clarifying!