Saying "United States" vs. "America"

Really? I honestly had no idea

I gotta agree with the other user that we did it first

The term America existed way before the Independence of USA. Universe didn't start in 1776.

Because the proper name of inhabitants of U*A are am*ricans

>uh America is a CONTINENT, not a country
Yes.
>How are we supposed to refer to our citizens
U.S. citizens.

>Universe didn't start in 1776.
umm, excuse me sweaty

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No, what's the proper demonym, hans? USians?

Why, "Burgers" of course.

Because they are brainlets and don't consider north and south america separate

Ok, then why don't Canada and the Caribbean nations sperg out the way Hispanics do?

But that's a German thing XD

Kek. I'm just kidding, most of us here use "americans" the way you do, and are aware of the distinction. Can't speak for south- and meso-americans though, maybe they feel "forgotten" or something.