I get your point but you are doing exactly what I just did. My people have historically been RINOs and so have a lot of the people we knew so your assumption falls flat.
It’s that same Northerner class of people that went Democrat once the Repiblicam party started going hardcore Neo-Con post Reagan. There are still some vestiges like Mike Steele but they are all getting their nikka wake up calls...
I realize that, which is why I specified *common* forms of British English.
Why is Standard English being forced as the primary source of comparison in convos where it should take a back seat? That's what I'm talking about, this urge that English HAS to be center stage, rather than studying and giving platform to what actually makes ebonics, ebonics.
- no, we're just money-adjacent, but it does effect language usage. 