>Scandies had to ban immigration in the 1800s because everyone wanted to move to the US and they feared their countries would get depopulated
Scandies had to ban immigration in the 1800s because everyone wanted to move to the US and they feared their countries...
Camden Taylor
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Adam Price
>immigration
*emigration
Juan Cook
Norway once imposed the death penalty because 10% of their population had moved to the Netherlands.
Juan Nelson
>our population is going down
>let's kill people that will solve it!
Austin Morales
>immigration
this is your brain on america
Anthony Rogers
>immigration
and wala, the classic burger strikes again, bone apetit anons!
Juan Gutierrez
haha you mispelled a world, better ignore his argument!
Jonathan Williams
scram kid, go back to your la creatura containment board with the christcucks and the other burgers
Brandon James
but varg said the america boat was only for the insane and criminals
Logan Smith
>you mispelled a world
You didn't misspell anything in your original post, you only used the wrong word, there is a clear distinction between the two; neither did you pose any argument, you only stated something that happened in the past.
James Hall
Imaging living on a cold rock?
Hunter King
this.
Jason Nguyen
Pretty retarded to have two homophones have opposite meanings
Austin Watson
yeah
Thomas Evans
>two homophones
David Turner
For almost 200 years it was illegal for Jews to enter the country. Those who had entered were either expelled or imprisoned. The ban on jews was even written in our constitution, but was lifted later in the mid 1800s. The jewish population peaked at 2.173 just before the holocaust, where most of them were either killed or had emigrated the country. Today its estimated to only be 747 jews left in the country
Lincoln Sullivan
no need to thank us homie, for you always
Adrian Rogers
Yes, Emigration and Immigration are pronounced the same but spelled differently (at least in my dialect), thus making them homophones
Logan Sanders
>immigration
Fucking americans.
Mason Morales
Sorry, but your comment was incitement for discriminatory violence against the Jewish people, and you have been reported to the authorities. :(
Blake Rivera
embarrassing
Gabriel Hill
>argument
404
Anthony Scott
No, it's not as dumb as you are claiming it to be. If you have any degree of English proficiency, you can easily distinguish between the two words. It's only inconvenient for those inexperienced with the English language or those with a hearing impairment.
Kevin Cox
>Source: my ass
Dylan Gomez
In Southern American English, the pin-pen merger is universal, which makes the words pin and pen the same. This applies to immigrant and emigrant.
How are you going to attack my English, I'm native and my english will always be better than yours regardless of what I do
Austin Walker
>are pronounced the same
Congratulations moron, you will be now part of the best of Jow Forums threads.
Isaiah Jackson
en.wikipedia.org
Dumb faggots don't even know dialects exist in english
Robert Anderson
>2019
>still speaking with the pin-pen merger
Aiden Morales
>American English
:D
Brandon Nguyen
Go back to Ireland
Brandon Perry
Well if what you are saying is true, you have no one to blame except for yourselves for pronouncing words in a puzzling manner despite the fact that the vast majority of English speakers around the globe have a clear distinction in pronunciation between the words "emigration" and "immigration".
Jayden Hall
>wala
brainlet
Benjamin Richardson
What argument?
Gabriel Howard
Luke Reyes
They all used to be insane criminals :)
Daniel Young
And? Your land had more resources. We exploited this continent for centuries.