@Terry@poa.st @randbot@poa.st Thanks, kike. Don't worry. That's just my ethnic outgroup identifier for kikes. Hilariously, all of his examples are never "situational." They are always meant to mark an outgroup derisively, even if not outright viciously so. It's true of gringo, haole, yankee, gaijin, everything I can think of. If you are calling someone a yankee, as a Southerner, you might not be interested in killing them or hate them outright, but it's not a term of endearment or neutral. It's meant to be a slight, even if a gentle one.