• Voroxpete@sh.itjust.works
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      1 month ago

      Never in my life have I seen someone say “Americans” and mean “People from the continent of America.”

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        1 month ago

        Well, it would be a bit unfair to talk about “European” games and “Asian” games, and on the other side “USA-made” games.
        There are three countries in North America, we should at least include the two others.

        • sugar_in_your_tea@sh.itjust.works
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          1 month ago

          Would be nice to include S. America as well, since at least some areas consider that part of the same continent as N. America (not sure why though, esp. when those same people claim Europe is separate from Asia…).

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        1 month ago

        North America*. Besides that, people often group Canadians and Americans together quite often. The two countries are very similar culturally. I have seen it become more and more common to say North Americans when talking about things culturally. When it comes to politics or the specific country itself, of course it makes sense to separate them.