(from the Latin phrase damno quod non intelligo): \
a) rural, uneducated and media brainwashed person
b) even if the person is educated, they still aren't versed in Latin and therefore don't know what the phrase damno quod non intelligo means in Latin
the word non-intelligo, definition a), can be used a less offensive synonym for a hilly-billy].
a) a Latin phrase meaning: I reject anything, everything and anyone I don't (and, in the overwhelming majority of cases, won't even make the effort to) understand.
b) the root of all racism, due to the fact that people refuse to properly communicate and conflict ensues.
teacher : does anyone know what damno quod non intelligo mean?
student: it means, "I reject anything, everything, and everyone I don't understand"
teacher: Bravo Michael, but how did you know? (to himself, at least there are some Latinists in this class).
a Latin phrase meaning: I reject anything, everything and anyone I don't (and, in the overwhelming majority of cases, won't evenmake the effort to) understand.
teacher : does anyone know what damno quod non intelligo mean?
student: it means, "I reject anything, everything, and everyone I don't understand"
teacher: Bravo Michael, but how did you know? (to himself, at least there are some Latinists in this class). Michael: my old man computer illiterate was a Classics major in university and is a Ancient Greece-Romanhistory professor at Dawson College
a Latin phrase meaning: I reject anything, everything and anyone I don't (and, in the overwhelming majority of cases, won't evenmake the effort to) understand.
teacher : does anyone know what damno quod non intelligo mean?
student: it means, "I reject anything, everything, and everyone I don't understand"
teacher: Bravo Michael, but how did you know?(to himself, at least there are some Latinists in this class).