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To have sex with a minor whose an illegal immigrant, the two negatives make it a positive. I had sex with a 16 year old latin girl...but shes here illegally, so you know...its a double negative.
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The use of two negatives, which cancel each other out.
"a syntactic construction in which two negative words are used in the same clause to express a single negation." "He didn't say nothing" MEANS- He said something. "I ain't not never gunna do it" MEANS- I will do it. "There is not nobody who will go" MEANS- Someone will go. "I don't want nothing" MEANS- I want something. "We don't need no education" MEANS- We need education. If a man did not say nothing, that means he said something. If a woman does not need NO education, it means that she needs SOME education... Arlene:You're 20 years old and don't have a job!
Eli:Yeah well i aint not never gunna get one. Arlene:that's a double negative, you oxymoron! Eli:Huh? wuss tha? Arlene:You cancelled yourself out, and made like ur GUNNA get a job...lord knows that aint the truth. Eli:Stop being such a pansy ass know it all |
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The use of two negative words that create improper english. 'we don't need no education'
'yes you do, you just used a double negative!' |
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A mixture of two negative words to create a negative ethos, which actually meakes a positive. A side effect of rapid speech. "No nothing"
"Don't do nothing" |
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