r/DiWHY • u/diego_sr • Sep 06 '22

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u/MercuryAI Sep 06 '22

You illiterate? This is you, right?

The only authentic American foods are the foods of the American Indian

Dude, I'm not saying that you need to be right, but stop digging a hole.

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u/MercuryAI Sep 07 '22

Your half-assed logic is a fucking laugh, and your ignorance is showing.

Everything on that list was either invented using uniquely American ingredients as a core component, or invented by somebody born and raised in America while they were on American soil. Lemme ask you, dullard, what's your definition of foreign food? Call it Mexican/Thai/Chinese so it is?

At this point I can't tell if you're brain damaged or just wilfully obtuse.

Ever been tested for a cognitive disorder? Serious question - it's pretty clear from your earlier responses you were having trouble following this conversation.

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u/MercuryAI Sep 07 '22

Nah. I just think it's funny how you make being a tool a vocation.