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> tak jak ty sie nie zastanawiasz czy jest ta osoba
> pochodzenia koreanskiego mandarynskiego czy
> japonskiego.
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> Jerry kurwa jakybs nazwal Irlandczyka WASP-em to
> bys dostal w pysk.
> Ja potrafie rozpoznac Koreanczyka od Japonczyka.
> Dobrze by bylo abys ich do jednego wora nie
> wpierdalal bo oni sie bardzo nie lubia i rowniez
> mozesz dostac wpierdol od Koreanczyka za nazwanie
> go Japoncem. Lepiej nie byc ignorantem w tych
> sprawach.
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> wasp to obecnie poprostu bialy czlowiek.
> etymologia slowa i jego znaczenie ....
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> WASP to nie slowo a skrot!!! DUZA ROZNICA!!! WASP
> nie dziala w j. angielski podobnie do slowa SNAFU
> ktore najpierw funkcjonowalo jako wojskowy skrot:
> Situation Normal All Fucked Up!!!!
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> Powinienes tez wiedziec iz WASP to najbardziej
> wplywowa grupa "etniczna" w USA i glownie
> zamieszkuje Nowa Anglie. Zachodnich stanow oni nie
> zamieszkuja. Gdybys mial kilka podstawowych
> wykladow z socjologii to bys o tym wiedzial to
> jest ABC USA!!!
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> Zmieniany 2 raz/y. Ostatnio 06-10-2005 20:07 przez
> Dzik.
kurwa synu powiem ci stfu. widzisz jak malo wiesz to nie zabieraj glosu:
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en.wikipedia.org]
Use of the term WASP has broadened significantly since its coinage, and it is now sometimes applied erroneously to all English-speaking Protestants of European descent. The term is most commonly heard in the East Coast region of the United States, where considerable immigration has occurred over the last 150 years, and generally is used to contrast 'old stock' white Americans with the descendants of later European immigrants, such as Irish-American Catholics, Jewish-Americans, Italian-Americans, and other "white ethnics."
In the Southern states, where relatively few immigrants settled after the Civil War, WASP is less commonly used. Outside of areas such as southern Louisiana and south Florida, where French settlement and Latin American immigration have been prominent, white Southerners are mostly descended from people of British Isles origin. However, a historical divide between English settlers of the tidewater areas of coastal Virginia and the Carolinas and the heavily Scotch-Irish upland areas in the interior is still reflected in speech patterns and other aspects of culture.
In the Western United States, 'Anglo' is often used to distinguish English speaking white Americans of European ancestry from Hispanic peoples of any race, and has a broader meaning than 'WASP'. Distinctions between British-Americans and people of other European backgrounds tend to be less prominent than they are in the East
i widzisz chuja tak na prawde wiesz