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To: NFHale
SPOT ON!

But the thing is...in Victorian and Edwardian times, most Brits had good vocabularies.

Look at the entertainment ( Gilbert & Sullivan operettas ), books...even books written for children and tweens...the vocabulary used was great! Which is one reason WHY i have always preferred these books for children.

And actually, it was also true in many places in America as well.

445 posted on 01/20/2024 5:41:27 PM PST by nopardons
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To: nopardons; NFHale; SamAdams76

I love how he sounds like he’s wrapping up ... then, ad libs so many more wonderful points/polcies....MAGA, dear RPOTUS!!


447 posted on 01/20/2024 5:42:32 PM PST by Jane Long (What we were told was a conspiracy theory in ‘20 is now fact. Land of the sheep, home of the knaves)
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To: nopardons

It’s the Ghettoization of our culture that did this.

But shhhh… we’re not supposed to say it, think it, recognize it…


449 posted on 01/20/2024 5:42:52 PM PST by NFHale (The Second Amendment - By Any Means Necessary.)
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To: nopardons

Even Dickens and someone like C.s. Forester had tremendous vocabulary in their works


594 posted on 01/20/2024 8:45:25 PM PST by Fai Mao (Starve the Beast and steal its food.)
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