Comment by mskogly 5 months ago [flagged] 8 comments mskogly Reply LeFantome 5 months ago There is no continent called “America”. mijailt 5 months ago Surprisingly, this depends on your culture.Depending on where you're from you'll have been taught a different set of continents (North + South America / America, Europe + Asia / Eurasia). mc32 5 months ago You know how the United Arab Emirates are known as the Emirates, how the United Mexican Sates are known as Mexico and how the United States of America is known as America? Are you unfamiliar with what synecdoche is? JumpCrisscross 5 months ago > how the United Mexican Sates are known as MexicoI can’t believe I didn’t know that’s Mexico’s official name! TIL! ButlerianJihad 5 months ago Yes. North America.United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (formerly NAFTA)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States%E2%80%93Mexico%E...https://www.ghy.com/trade-compliance/guidance-on-us-energy-i...https://www.heritage.org/trade/report/analysis-the-united-st... LeFantome 5 months ago Now USMCA (if you are American) or CUSMA (if you are Canadian) or T-MEC (if you are Mexican).Canadian United States Mexico Agreement.It is up for review July 1st I believe. dmix 5 months ago It expires in 2036 defrost 5 months ago Or, as you've presented, three of the twenty three independent states and territories of North America.
LeFantome 5 months ago There is no continent called “America”. mijailt 5 months ago Surprisingly, this depends on your culture.Depending on where you're from you'll have been taught a different set of continents (North + South America / America, Europe + Asia / Eurasia).
mijailt 5 months ago Surprisingly, this depends on your culture.Depending on where you're from you'll have been taught a different set of continents (North + South America / America, Europe + Asia / Eurasia).
mc32 5 months ago You know how the United Arab Emirates are known as the Emirates, how the United Mexican Sates are known as Mexico and how the United States of America is known as America? Are you unfamiliar with what synecdoche is? JumpCrisscross 5 months ago > how the United Mexican Sates are known as MexicoI can’t believe I didn’t know that’s Mexico’s official name! TIL!
JumpCrisscross 5 months ago > how the United Mexican Sates are known as MexicoI can’t believe I didn’t know that’s Mexico’s official name! TIL!
ButlerianJihad 5 months ago Yes. North America.United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (formerly NAFTA)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States%E2%80%93Mexico%E...https://www.ghy.com/trade-compliance/guidance-on-us-energy-i...https://www.heritage.org/trade/report/analysis-the-united-st... LeFantome 5 months ago Now USMCA (if you are American) or CUSMA (if you are Canadian) or T-MEC (if you are Mexican).Canadian United States Mexico Agreement.It is up for review July 1st I believe. dmix 5 months ago It expires in 2036 defrost 5 months ago Or, as you've presented, three of the twenty three independent states and territories of North America.
LeFantome 5 months ago Now USMCA (if you are American) or CUSMA (if you are Canadian) or T-MEC (if you are Mexican).Canadian United States Mexico Agreement.It is up for review July 1st I believe. dmix 5 months ago It expires in 2036
defrost 5 months ago Or, as you've presented, three of the twenty three independent states and territories of North America.
There is no continent called “America”.
Surprisingly, this depends on your culture.
Depending on where you're from you'll have been taught a different set of continents (North + South America / America, Europe + Asia / Eurasia).
You know how the United Arab Emirates are known as the Emirates, how the United Mexican Sates are known as Mexico and how the United States of America is known as America? Are you unfamiliar with what synecdoche is?
> how the United Mexican Sates are known as Mexico
I can’t believe I didn’t know that’s Mexico’s official name! TIL!
Yes. North America.
United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (formerly NAFTA)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States%E2%80%93Mexico%E...
https://www.ghy.com/trade-compliance/guidance-on-us-energy-i...
https://www.heritage.org/trade/report/analysis-the-united-st...
Now USMCA (if you are American) or CUSMA (if you are Canadian) or T-MEC (if you are Mexican).
Canadian United States Mexico Agreement.
It is up for review July 1st I believe.
It expires in 2036
Or, as you've presented, three of the twenty three independent states and territories of North America.