← Back to context Comment by ainiriand 16 hours ago When you say America you certainly mean USA? Or is America a country now? 5 comments ainiriand Reply bluebarbet 4 hours ago Technically, America is neither a country nor a continent. But the USA is the only country on either of the continents of the Americas to have the word "America" in its official name. Give the Americans a break. drysine 8 hours ago It's the only country in Americas that US citizens think is important. array_key_first 7 hours ago America is colloquially the USA. The Americas is something else. South America is something else. North America is something else. drysine 6 hours ago That time has passed. 1 reply →
bluebarbet 4 hours ago Technically, America is neither a country nor a continent. But the USA is the only country on either of the continents of the Americas to have the word "America" in its official name. Give the Americans a break.
drysine 8 hours ago It's the only country in Americas that US citizens think is important. array_key_first 7 hours ago America is colloquially the USA. The Americas is something else. South America is something else. North America is something else. drysine 6 hours ago That time has passed. 1 reply →
array_key_first 7 hours ago America is colloquially the USA. The Americas is something else. South America is something else. North America is something else. drysine 6 hours ago That time has passed. 1 reply →
Technically, America is neither a country nor a continent. But the USA is the only country on either of the continents of the Americas to have the word "America" in its official name. Give the Americans a break.
It's the only country in Americas that US citizens think is important.
America is colloquially the USA. The Americas is something else. South America is something else. North America is something else.
That time has passed.
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