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30/69 (43.5%) involved a pothole of CountryMatters.
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30/69 (43.5%) 5%), from all folders, involved a pothole of CountryMatters.
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30/69 involved a pothole of CountryMatters.
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30/69 (43.5%) involved a pothole of CountryMatters.
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** SeparatedByACommonLanguage: Uses the word '''[[CountryMatters cunt]]''' a lot and they're from England, so this fuels much of their accusations of misogyny. Of course, in some cases, that's their express intent...
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** SeparatedByACommonLanguage: Uses the word '''[[CountryMatters cunt]]''' a lot and they're from England, so this fuels much of their accusations of misogyny. Of course, in some cases, that's their express intent... '''It's a simple pothole to the word cunt, but I feel like the example as a whole fits here, given that there's a comparison between England and other territories.'''
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** (1/2) CountryMatters: Sage has used this epithet in a number of reviews, particularly ''Anime/AngelCop,'' ''Manga/LoveHina'', ''Virgin Fleet'', and ''Very Private Lesson'', and it's his summation of [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Asuka Soryu]] and [[Manga/VenusWars Susan Sommers]]. '''However, he has said that he wants to cut down on gendered profanity like this, because he knows how much it can offend the female members of his audience.'''
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** (1/2) CountryMatters: Sage has used this epithet in a number of reviews, particularly ''Anime/AngelCop,'' ''Manga/LoveHina'', ''Virgin Fleet'', and ''Very Private Lesson'', and it's his summation of [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Asuka Soryu]] and [[Manga/VenusWars Susan Sommers]]. '''However, However, he has said that he wants to cut down on gendered profanity like this, because he knows how much it can offend the female members of his audience.audience. '''Comparison between males and females.'''
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** (1/2) Even the word '''"[[CountryMatters cunt]]"''' alone doesn't justify an 18, as both ''Film/KickAss'' and ''Shaun of the Dead'' feature the word and only get a 15 (mentioned by Creator/SimonPegg on the commentary who bemoaned "15 rating horror" and then got one).
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** (1/2) Even the word '''"[[CountryMatters cunt]]"''' alone doesn't justify an 18, as both ''Film/KickAss'' and ''Shaun of the Dead'' feature the word and only get a 15 (mentioned by Creator/SimonPegg on the commentary who bemoaned "15 rating horror" and then got one). '''BBFC 18 is equivalent to a Hard R, so the BBFC seem to show some leniency.'''
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30/69 involved a pothole of CountryMatters.
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Because there are so many wicks of this trope on the same pages, certain examples have been divided into different folders. Additionally, as the percentages are calculated based on individual examples, we connot expect that the results precisely sum up to 100%.
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Because there are so many wicks of this trope on the same pages, certain examples have been divided into different folders. Additionally, as the percentages are calculated based on individual examples, we connot cannot expect that the results precisely sum up to 100%.
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Note that due to the numerous uses of this trope on various pages, some examples have been spread out and split apart into various folders. As such, we cannot expect a wick check where the results perfectly add up 100%.
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CountryMatters is... something. The trope seems to be about how the word "cunt" '''and''' how severe the word can be depending on the country (Eg. more acceptable in the UK than US) and culture (Eg. unacceptable if used against a woman). However, given the possibly unclear description, the trope might just be about the word "cunt" being said, which is Administrivia/PeopleSitOnChairs on its own.
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CountryMatters is... something.something, and is something we should deal about. The trope seems to be about how the word "cunt" '''and''' how severe the word can be depending on the country (Eg. more acceptable in the UK than US) and culture (Eg. unacceptable if used against a woman). However, given the possibly unclear description, the trope might just be about the word "cunt" being said, which is Administrivia/PeopleSitOnChairs on its own.
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The trope name CountryMatters might be a pun on that term from ''Hamlet'', which is already a pun. CountryMatters could be read as "this country views this matter (the word "cunt") in a different way", which seems to support what most of the description rambles about. However, given that most people only recognize "Country Matters" as simply a dirty pun on the word "cunt", this has resulted in very scattered examples, [[Administrivia/TropeNamerSyndrome making, what I think is, a punny pun title fall flat]].
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The trope name CountryMatters might be a pun on that term from ''Hamlet'', which is already a pun. CountryMatters could be read as "this country views this matter (the word "cunt") in a different way", which seems to support what most of the description rambles about. However, given that most people only recognize "Country Matters" as simply a dirty pun on the word "cunt", as seen from the lack of first folder entries, this has resulted in very scattered examples, examples being everywhere, [[Administrivia/TropeNamerSyndrome making, what I think is, a punny pun title fall flat]].
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* 6/69 (8.7%) involved the word being used for references the the female genitalia.
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* 6/69 (8.7%) involved the word being used for references the to the female genitalia.
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* 13/69 (18.8%) involved the word being used without cultural issues mentioned and unclear examples.
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* 13/69 (18.8%) involved the word being used without cultural issues mentioned mentioned, and unclear examples.
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CountryMatters is... something. The trope seems to be about how the word "cunt" and how severe the word can be depending on the country (Eg. more acceptable in the UK than US) and culture (Eg. unacceptable if used against a woman). However, the trope might also seem to be about the word "cunt" being said, which is Administrivia/PeopleSitOnChairs on its own.
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CountryMatters is... something. The trope seems to be about how the word "cunt" and '''and''' how severe the word can be depending on the country (Eg. more acceptable in the UK than US) and culture (Eg. unacceptable if used against a woman). However, given the possibly unclear description, the trope might also seem to just be about the word "cunt" being said, which is Administrivia/PeopleSitOnChairs on its own.
