Yes, thats part of the why but it’s still odd culturally from the perspective of the rest of the world especially since what you’re describing occurred 100+ years ago and the terminology has likely only persisted because of the US’ gun obsession.
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Progress towards an unsustainable capitalist dystopia that sets the world on fire is still progress right?
Its a good yoke but coming at a South Asian person for the anglicized spelling of a South Asian word is the sugar syrup on the Gulab Jamun.
shawn1122@sh.itjust.worksto 196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Americans kinda don't like pickpocketing ruleEnglish213·1 month agoIt has little to do with Americans being violent. It comes down to population density. The US has a ton of places without the population density for pick pocketing to be effective.
Sure but in this case there are numerous gun related phrases that have persisted in American culture because of this particular affinity.