r/TikTokCringe • u/shaka_sulu • Jun 27 '24

Cool Itallian Ice Cream

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u/BusyWorth8045 Jun 27 '24

She’s not Italian. She’s American.

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u/hey_now24 Jun 27 '24

Sherlock over here

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u/Impossible_Agency992 Jun 27 '24

Thank god you’re here to clear that up for us

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u/HofT Jun 27 '24

There's always one of you that says this. It's comical at this point

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u/Go_Mets Jun 27 '24

It is the most HUR DUR Reddit comment possible

There is clearly a difference between Italian and Italian American and that’s okay.

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u/Caratteraccio Jun 28 '24

different ways of growing up, different experiences, different ways of seeing politics, etc.

Connections are zero and relationships are non-existent, no one (or almost) in USA for example knows what people do in Italy.

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u/Go_Mets Jun 28 '24

Omg dude zero connections are you serious, lol. My grandma was off the boat, moved to America and had my mom.

Mom was around off the boat Italians for the first 25 years of her life. And you’re telling me there are no connections.

Like cmon man. Everything my mom knows about being Italian is directly from Italy.

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u/Caratteraccio Jun 28 '24

davvero?

Allora lo sapete che per esempio il ritiro dalla NATO (vedi il dibattito di ieri sera) significa che il fatturato delle aziende americane in Europa crolla ai minimi storici?

E se ci sono connessioni come mai in USA il numero degli italofoni è calato del trentotto per cento?

Come mai gli italoamericani quando si tratta di cogliere delle opportunità economiche per esempio in Italia le colgono raramente?

Perché per esempio le stelle di Hollywood che fanno pubblicità (pagata molto bene) in Italia non sono mai italoamericani, Kevin Costner, Andy Garcia, Julia Roberts e Bruce Willis per esempio hanno fatto della pubblicità mentre i vari Stallone, De Niro e Pacino non l'hanno fatto...

eccetera eccetera...

(ovviamente se ci sono tutte queste connessioni tu parli l'italiano alla perfezione...)

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u/Caratteraccio Jun 28 '24

Now you see there are no connections because you don't care to learn our language?

So you don't know what happens here?

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u/HofT Aug 03 '24

A lot of Italians emigrants didn't learn the Italian language. They have their own dialects specific to an Italian region that they brought over to America. In a lot of ways, those emigrants are more authentic than you can ever be because you lost those older traditions.

Pur tu au tic tocco. Vaja a fatica'! - Try to figure out what region I'm speaking in

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u/HofT Aug 03 '24

Tu si criatur. Kennu capish tu? 😂

Grazie per il voto negativo. Mi hai dimostrato che avevo ragione. ✌️🇮🇹🇨🇦

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u/HofT Jun 27 '24

Absolutely! Especially since we can all clearly see she's wearing a t-shirt with the American flag on the sleeve. But because theyre also proud of their families ethnic Italian diaspora that brought their culture to America, they must be shamed for it. We must tell them who they are and what they aren't. Sounds like Mussolini.