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>If music be the food of love, play on
Wait, why does Shakespeare write like a nigger?

>> No.21213001

kek

>> No.21213033
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Wardine be hunger

>> No.21213200

damn that shakespeare lyric goes hard fr

>> No.21213219
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>>21212993
Oh you ain't ready for that conversation, I guarantee it

>> No.21213466

>>21212993
Well some niggers argue he was. Do we keep claiming him as our own, anglosisters?

>> No.21213477

>>21212993
You have it backwards. Niggers write like undereducated Englishmen from centuries ago (at least in some constructions, your pic rel being one of them).

>> No.21213705

>>21212993
Because he was black

>> No.21213709

>>21213705
we wuz bards n shiet

>> No.21214013

>>21212993
The subjunctive mood is usually the infinitive form without the 'to'. The irregular 'to be' doesn't follow this rule now, but it did in Early Modern English.

>> No.21214165

>>21212993
He doesn't.

>> No.21214209
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>>21212993
>If rap be the fried chicken of love, jog on
It do be like that

>> No.21214241

>>21212993
>Coz
Oh god it all makes sense

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Shakespeare was a nigger!


NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

>> No.21214275

>>21212993
Because Shakespeare was an Anglo-Saxon mid-caste who appealed to both the upper echelon nobility and the lower classes because he was a singular genius, and not because he used proper lamguage

>> No.21214288

>>21212993
Why does he wear the gay pirate earring?

>> No.21214350

>>21214288
It's theatrical darling, you wouldn't understand.

>> No.21214401

>>21213033
this section is literally a page and a half and it lives rent-free in both libtards' and brainlets' heads.

>> No.21214448

>>21214288
That's how men dressed in the past

>> No.21215362

>>21213477
The line is spoken by a duke, he's certainly not undereducated. Neither was Shakespeare.

>>21214013
Unironically thanks for explaining it.

>> No.21215373

>>21212993
They don't think music play like it does, but it do.

>> No.21215527

>>21212993
I've never met a black person and consequently i don't understand what's niggerish about that quote, can someone explain it to me?

>> No.21215535

>>21215527
the nonconjugated "be"

>> No.21215557

>>21212993
bcoz whitoids love to appropiate other cultures

>> No.21215735

>>21213477
>calls other people uneducated but doesn't know what the subjunctive is

>> No.21215746

>>21215735
>calls other people uneducated
source?

>> No.21216885

This is a disgusting thread, for disgusting people.

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>>21212993


Because English is overly basic, and therefore, in its barest form, tends toward its own baseness; Shakespore was a kitschist, which is why anything that he wrote looks ridiculous; only poetical persons in general, and with brutalistic inclinations in particular, can build something good from it.

Due to its baseness, English is especially animalesque at the emotional level; if/when Angloids are stripped of verbal coherence, the excited ones sound like howling chimps; the angry ones, like screeching reptiles; the frightful ones, like whimpering dogs; this is why British English, and Ebonic English, are especially so ridiculous & amusing.

>> No.21217678
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>>21212993


Because English is overly basic, and therefore, in its barest form, tends toward its own baseness; Shakespore was a kitschist, which is why anything that he wrote looks ridiculous; only poetical persons in general, and with brutalistic inclinations in particular, can build something good from it.

Due to its baseness, English is especially animalesque at the emotional level; if/when Angloids are stripped of verbal coherence, the excited ones sound like howling chimps; the angry ones, like screeching reptiles; the fearful ones, like whimpering dogs; this is why British English, and Ebonic English, are especially so ridiculous & amusing.