The f essence of Pacific campaign

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Why? For a couple of reasons:

  • Because using three letters is faster than using eight, and that’s how internet communication works - the shorter, the better.
  • And because while this indeed is an English speaking section, it’s the internet. And in the internet English isn’t just for anglophones, but it’s an international language used by (almost) everyone.
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Even series on pacific made by us historians call them japs.

I don’t know or never knew it was an issue lol

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Jap use jap for abbreviete japan, they are insulting themselves

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So why should anyone living outside of those shitho~ countries care about what mutts/anglos count as racial slur? Like, any reason?

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would that create a fabric of reality tearing paradox?

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xddddd

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Yes if you let them notice this

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you can always use alternative and more fun abbreviation… nip… but thanks to US also racial slur…

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Skill issue.

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Pole dancing is the polish dancing =))))

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31 kills on one man. rest was as i said, killed by halftruck. you may only say that my opponets had some skill issues but not me xd

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What it is then?
I’m from Poland and I want to know xD.

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Polack. and yeah it is stupid…

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LOL. We use that, but not as a slur, just as a abreviation like “pole”. But we can’t use “pole” because we can’t genderise it in speaking. And so we have “polac” as in polish man instead of “polonez”, “polaca” as in polish woman instead of “poloneza”, “polaci” as in male or mixed group and “polace” as in female group

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Because someone need let know us that in US, jap is a racial slur like nigga

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Because social justice is a mental illness that is sadly left untreated.

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in US everything is racial slur… somehow even he or she has become slur and violence if you “misgender” someone. or if you are not using they/them for non binary…

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Tbf, no one really uses it as a racial slur anymore in the US anyways. That died out a long time ago. We use “japs” in the kitchen where I work, though it’s for when jalapenos get added to something. People aren’t really knowledgeable of it being an antiquated slur, and have removed that meaning from it.

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stop whiteknighting

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long story short…

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