> the very next sentence in my post says this outright and you even quoted it i made a generalization and added the part that it's not even a natural country. > it is a singular nation > the english word nation from middle english c. 1300, nacioun a race of people > you are diluting that statement by saying distant commonalities also constitute family no, i'm saying that europeans have more in common with each other. what do you fail to comprehend in that? the countries should stay homogeneous so what you said makes no sense at all.  > so...we shouldn't share the definition of share: > have a portion of (something) with another or others. the definition of trade: > the action of buying and selling goods and services.   > a common ancestor that.
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