Probably because we spend our money "Liberating" other countries rather than spending money for education.
We are busy living in Trailer Yards and screwing our cousins.
Where you live and what or who you screw has nothing to do with being illterate. My education was 8 years in a country school. No, I've never been a CEO, but I've never had to take any kind of hand out either. Worked construction, and the last 30 years in the maintance department at an electric power plant. I learned to use a computer, but when I type I may not spell all the words correcty, or put all them little marks where the're sopposed to be perhaps, but that gives me something to work on. Yes I live in a moble home, thats my choice, but its on land in the country that I own, and yes in my younger years an older cousin did have sex with me.
HaHa thats such a bullshit response there buddy.. you spelled practically no words wrong until you said something like "occasionally i spell words wrong.." and then you messed up a bunch of them..
Some body came and took the dicshonary befor I got done. Post a reply to the first poster, shed some light to his question.
"put all them little marks where the're sopposed to be perhaps" and "yes in my younger years an older cousin did have sex with me"
Talk about making an educated guess.
<B>A</B>mericans. It is a proper noun, which are capitalized.
It is part of the human condition that most, if not all people are in various stages of ignorance. Perhaps, since you probably live somewhere in the United States of America, you are sensitive to the relative ignorance of whatever slice of that general population you experience on a daily basis.
But to observe that only "Americans" are illiterate is to be extremely naive or outrightly disingenuous on a fairly grand scale. Your lack of life experience is rather obvious.
Where is it stated that it is only Americans who are illiterate? Have I missed something here?
Looks like you learned how to copy and paste, maby use spell check too?
Re Message 1072
It is a proper noun, which are capitalized?
Back to school for you sweetie.
Try reading original message(1057). All <I>might</I> become clear.
<I>"It is a proper noun, which(as) are all (proper nouns,)capitalized."</I>
I think most readers vaguely familiar with the English Language, or are of average intelligence read it correctly.
<I>Back to school?</I>
After you.
Why use spell check when you copy and paste?? where the hell is the point you are trying to make?
... you were trying to make a point? I hope
The observation is not in questioning whether Americans is or is not a proper noun. IS A PROPER NOUN WHICH ARE is very poor grammar............ Your move Smartass.
In response to 1096. The opening statement reads most not only Americans!
cause were just to damn lazy