Comrade
Senior Member
nucular said:I have received a private message from a moderator or someone purporting to be a moderater suggesting that I desist from discussing why the "Prez' does not know how to pronounce "nuclear". Why do they have a problem with this question?
I don't have a problem with it. The South accent in America is a very unique, and quite endearing form of English. In fact, English speakers all around the world recognize a deep Southern American accent, while they can't understand a lick of a Welsh or Scottish English accent. Southern women are sexy sounding, and Southern men are quant yet real direct like with their accent. In fact, a Southern speaking President is just fine with me.
Either "nucular" is acceptable English or it is not.
You say tomatoe, I say tomato, who cares? I love Brit accents too.
If it is not that makes it impossible to accept the person who says "nucular" as the leader of the free world.[/QUOTE]
Of course it's acceptible. In fact, it's the unique way of speaking which often makes a man political career.
Or if it doesn't, then just make a statement from the moderators that total illiteracy is an acceptable attribute of the self-proclaimed leader of the free world.
See now your going on about some vauge sort of reasoning to link an accent to being 'illeterate'. I suppose you didn't graduate from an ivy league school yet, with grades better than John Kerry?
Personally I agree. Democracy gives people the government they deserve. I'm on your side. If people want an illiterate as the President I think that's OK.

