That word is internet slang, moron. It doesn’t need to be tightly defined like it’s scientific nomenclature. Even if it did, the way it’s being used by the person talking to you is perfectly fine and understandable.
But I’m not surprised this is what you’re getting hung up on because it’s clear you have no idea what context is. You have demonstrated you are completely ignorant of the importance of historical and geopolitical context in general, and completely ignorant of the specific historical and geopolitical context of the Middle East. And now with your “hurr durr that’s not what ‘simping’ means!!1!” deflection, you’re showing you also don’t understand the fundamental importance of context in language. It’s no wonder you can’t see anything beyond lines on a map.
You really don’t know what that word means
Like I said, stay on topic.
If you don’t understand how I’m using the english language, work it out using context clues.
Why are you such a simp for England?
Nobody simping here dude. Learn what that word means.
That word is internet slang, moron. It doesn’t need to be tightly defined like it’s scientific nomenclature. Even if it did, the way it’s being used by the person talking to you is perfectly fine and understandable.
But I’m not surprised this is what you’re getting hung up on because it’s clear you have no idea what context is. You have demonstrated you are completely ignorant of the importance of historical and geopolitical context in general, and completely ignorant of the specific historical and geopolitical context of the Middle East. And now with your “hurr durr that’s not what ‘simping’ means!!1!” deflection, you’re showing you also don’t understand the fundamental importance of context in language. It’s no wonder you can’t see anything beyond lines on a map.
Since I;m not simping, well, there’s your answer.
Hey, why is it more important to argue over the definition of words than to answer my question?
Why are you simping so hard for England?
I’m not. You still don’t seem to know what that word means, or when a question has been repeatedly answered.