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Bit harsh?

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Memes@sopuli.xyz · 10 hours ago

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Dude, I think it’s pretty common everywhere for immigrants and their families to speak multiple languages.
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  Yes, I’m well aware.
  
  I still think the meme should have “White” in front of “Americans” in its caption.

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