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Besides the lack of cautious editing judgment and the things you mentioned, it\'s not mostly an example of the trope anyway. DelusionsOfEloquence is more-or-less about someone who misuses big words because they don\'t know them, which none of these really fit (I guess the Austrian example is probably closest to fitting the trope- although there is presumably an Austrian dialect/dialects of German, so it\'s not completely wrong).
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Besides the lack of cautious editing judgment and the things you mentioned, it\\\'s not mostly an example of the trope anyway. DelusionsOfEloquence is more-or-less about the misuse of big words by someone who doesn\\\'t know what they mean; it can involve factual inaccuracy, but it\\\'s much closer to a malapropism.
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None of these examples really fit- the closest is probably the Austrian language comment (since Austrians speak German), although it\\\'s not completely wrong anyway, since Austrian presumably has its own dialect(s).
Also, I have a bridge to sell anyone who thinks that Obama really believes there are 57 states in the United States as opposed to his mis-speaking from tiredness (you can jump off that bridge if you think he said it because he\\\'s a secret Muslim).
Also, I have a bridge to sell anyone who thinks that Obama really believes there are 57 states in the United States as opposed to his mis-speaking from tiredness (you can jump off that bridge if you think he said it because he\\\'s a secret Muslim).
