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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
What does "on &C" mean?
Context:
Satan worshiping scum . . . Please die and go to hell . . . I
hope you get a painful disease like rectal cancer and die a
slow painful death, so you can meet your God, SATAN
. . . Hey dude this freedom from religion thing sux . . . So
you fags and dykes take it easy and watch where you go
cuz whenever you least expect it god will get you . . . If
you don't like this country and what it was founded on
&C for, get the *** out of it and go straight to hell . . .
Satan worshiping scum . . . Please die and go to hell . . . I
hope you get a painful disease like rectal cancer and die a
slow painful death, so you can meet your God, SATAN
. . . Hey dude this freedom from religion thing sux . . . So
you fags and dykes take it easy and watch where you go
cuz whenever you least expect it god will get you . . . If
you don't like this country and what it was founded on
&C for, get the *** out of it and go straight to hell . . .
Top answer
'on' is a part of the verb 'founded on'. As for the '&C' part, I really don't know, but perhaps the author meant 'and what it stands for'. Just a wild guess.
- 'on' is a part of the verb 'founded on'.
- As for the '&C' part, I really don't know, but perhaps the author meant 'and what it stands for'.
- Just a wild guess.
- BTW, whoever wrote that does seem to have a few loose screws in his head.
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'on' is a part of the verb 'founded on'.
As for the '&C' part, I really don't know, but perhaps the author meant 'and what it stands for'. Just a wild guess.
BTW, whoever wrote that does seem to have a few loose screws in his head.
As for the '&C' part, I really don't know, but perhaps the author meant 'and what it stands for'. Just a wild guess.
BTW, whoever wrote that does seem to have a few loose screws in his head.
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