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Uzique The Lesser wrote:

elocution and enunciation have always been markers of education and culture. this is nothing new. people who are educated 'formally' tend to speak the language - both as a vocabulary and an accent - of the formal, high register. many southern people see their accent as a disadvantage. there's a stereotype of the southerner (or even mid-westerner) that goes to an ivy league college and tries to lose their accent. this isn't a personal judgement of mine. but generally speaking, someone who cannot even talk properly or use correct grammar... is a moron.

Dilbert_X wrote:

Uzique The Lesser wrote:

elocution and enunciation have always been markers of education and culture. this is nothing new. people who are educated 'formally' tend to speak the language - both as a vocabulary and an accent - of the formal, high register. many southern people see their accent as a disadvantage. there's a stereotype of the southerner (or even mid-westerner) that goes to an ivy league college and tries to lose their accent. this isn't a personal judgement of mine. but generally speaking, someone who cannot even talk properly or use correct grammar... is a moron.

You're confusing education and intelligence - its an easy mistake.

AussieReaper wrote:

2 years ago?

RTHKI wrote:

so uzi is a child genius

Roc18 wrote:

apparently he lives in a hotel and has 21 cats and hustles yugioh cards for a living.

Uzique The Lesser wrote:

Adams_BJ wrote:

wait, people take yugioh seriously?

apparently black people do. i guess when society disenfranchises you from the real market/opportunity, the best you can do is collect rare children's cards.