Unexpectedly, the French also associate congenital dementia with the Mongolian race.

Alexandra 2022-12-18 11:22:54

I originally thought it was something in the English-speaking cultural circle, but I didn't expect it to exist in France, it seems to be very traditional.
It's not that the French have any realm, but after all, France is very tolerant in the impression.
I know that mongolism was officially not used for Down syndrome in the late 60s in English. But I also know that in 1978 the devo band still released a song called "mongoloid" with lyrics expressing people with Down syndrome, and this song is still very popular. Of course, I can also fully understand this connection. The most typical East Asians do have similarities. No, even China has used the word Mongolian disease. I am just surprised. It seems a little too obvious. 2 are involved.

The film itself is believable and full of humor








, don't tell me about Belgium, I know it.

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The Eighth Day quotes

  • Harry: [fed up with Georges] Get out! Go find some other sucker to help you out!

    [leaves Georges in the rain. He eventually comes back]

    Harry: Put this on, you'll get soaked and chill.

    [puts his coat on Georges]

    Georges: [overjoyed] You like me!

  • [lying on the grass in the sun]

    Harry: We should get going.

    Georges: Just one more minute.

    Harry: Okay.

    [they lie down for a minute more]

    Harry: [looks at his watch] Okay, it's over.

    Georges: A nice minute, for us.