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I knew you weren’t from the US. Where are you from?
Just look at it's profile, nothing but propaganda
It used to feel like a wild conspiracy that you might be engaging with some bad faith state-sponsored foreign actor in a forum, now its just Friday.
Google Translate tells me their username is Dutch for “left lane”.
What?
It's because you used periods instead of commas in your total of aipac money. That's not proper American syntax and shows you're from somewhere else.
I don't recall my calculators coming with commas. Where are you from?
Nobody said anything about calculators, you don't seem to understand the question. The comments about using commas in numbers in the U.S. are 100% correct.
You have a keen interest in posting all day about politics in a country you arent from. Can never answer a question about your own background.
Incessantly talk shit about Israeli policy from an anti Democratic perspective without a whif of criticism of the Republicans, who would be far worse in their full throated approval of Israeli warcrimes. What is your native language? Are you able to vote in the USA?
Interesting statement that proves you have not done any research. I'll not bother with your other baseless allegations either.
Its an observation, sweetie.
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't realize you comment on lemmy using a calculator.
The dot key on your calculator is a decimal point, not a thousands separator.
Americans use the dot as a decimal point, and the comma as a thousands separator. This is the reverse of what most European countries do.
An American would write $5,000,000.00
A Frenchman (or a Russian) would write 5.000.000,00$
They have Euros in France and the monetary sign comes before the number too.
I'm quite amused by the amount of reaching here though. You guys might accuse me of being the Boston Bomber if you keep this level of detective work going.
I mean, your username is Dutch. It doesn’t take Columbo to figure out you’re probably not American.
I once saw someone that had Sardaukar in their username they must have been from the Dune universe.
I mean, I don’t care where you’re from.
I’m more bothered by the fact that you don’t know how to use a calculator.
You have a keen interest in US politics, but don’t follow US customs. Where are you from?
Ooh good spot