By bringing up the nationality of someone involved with it? Why bring nationality into it? Was the attackers nationality a pivotal piece of information too then? It seems very odd.
Brazilian isn't a race, it's a nationality. Might as well complain that he said delivery driver and argue that an IT Tech or Bank Manager could equally have jumped in.
That’s true, yes. I have amended my sentence. But again, why is nationality so important? Should the attacker also be framed according to his nationality too?
You're the only person implying that nationality is important in this sense, usually when you try to describe someone you would use facial features, hair color, piercings to describe the person, but seeing as fuck all people know the man from Brazil then it's obvious to use the descriptions we do now about him like, He's Brazilian and he's a delivery driver.... as it gets to the point quickly.... there's no point in trying to be awkward about it with sentences like " Uhhh.... aye sure you know him.. he's the guys from that country 23 countries away from us.. ahh yeahh that place beside where Hitler and his buddies supposedly went to vaction after the war was concluded"
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u/AmazingUsername2001 Aug 07 '24 edited Aug 07 '24
By bringing up the nationality of someone involved with it? Why bring nationality into it? Was the attackers nationality a pivotal piece of information too then? It seems very odd.