- Joined
- Dec 26, 2007
- Messages
- 1,084
- Trophies
- 2
- Age
- 37
- Location
- Yorkshire, UK
- Website
- digiex.net
- XP
- 3,230
- Country
True or not, is not the point, is offensive. Because of the generalizaiton of the the term instead of specifiying who is like that. If it was a opinion, is fine, but is a generalization which falls into sterotyping.
"Americans Like to sue each other" Is not the same as "I think Americans like to sue each other" Or "There are some Americans that like to sue each other."
I know i am not one of these people even though i am American, and i know you aren't like that either. Because there is a majority of the percentage of people who do or would be that way, doesn't mean we are grouped together when we are innoncent enough.
I can't believe i turned this into a grammar lessons. I feel unpurified.
Sorry if that was seen as offensive, that was not my intention at all. I could have worded it better. Obviously i don't think all people are like that. It does seem to be a big thing over there however, just like in the UK we have a massive problem with people aspiring to be on benefits, or having kids to get benefits. Obviously not all people are like that, however it's not like i don't know the country i live in doesn't have problems.
At work we sell we run en eCommerce website that sell's repair parts, now that we sell to America and are also on Ebay / Amazon America we have had change our insurance policies "in case we get sued" was the reason... that has almost happened too.