r/justa • u/Its_zThomas • Jul 01 '24

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u/IKaffeI Jul 05 '24

But they literally didn't.

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u/Poop_Scissors Jul 05 '24

Hmm, I wonder why they speak English in England. Must be a coincidence.

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u/IKaffeI Jul 05 '24

By that logic English was invented in America.

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u/Poop_Scissors Jul 05 '24

How do you figure that out?

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u/IKaffeI Jul 05 '24

Because America speaks English. Just because somewhere speaks a language doesn't mean they invented it.

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u/Poop_Scissors Jul 05 '24

Ok, but the place the language originates did invent it by definition.

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u/IKaffeI Jul 05 '24

But it doesn't originate from England.

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u/Poop_Scissors Jul 05 '24

Where then?