zaangalewa
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He's not generalizing, he's stating a fact about only 2 people. Geez, you nazis are fucking stupid.
Oh - if you should think I see in Mark Twain an Antigerman, because you are one on your own, then you are completly wrong. He was a little frustrated because he was not able to learn the german language in a way so he himselve was able to be satisfied with the result. The german language is the most important root of the english language and he was an author. Must be very great frustration not to understand the own roots. But indeed even the most Germans in his time of history wasted not their time to try to learn German (="Hochdeutsch"). They just simple spoke their german dialects. If he had spoken english and they had spoken their dialect, then maybe they had found a mix of both. If two Germans spoke with each other in this time then this sounded sometimes as if both peole would speak completly different languages. Could be by the way interesting to know what Mark Twain had said to your racisms. Racism is always a wrong form of generalization, maybe racism is even the worst form of generalization at all, Nazi.
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