where are you at?
Where are you at?
Carter Hughes
Ian Lee
Monarchy.
Sup Forums needs a monarchy flag, Fascism is nice, but it's much more of an emergency maneuver than it is a long lasting system.
Julian Wood
Confederalism
Decentralization = stability, homogeneity, and free economies
Zachary Morales
Also don't end a sentence with a preposition
Luis Reyes
why
Joshua Ramirez
confederalism is the way, btw thanks for the advice
Ryder Ortiz
Confederalism definitely
Owen Peterson
>Also don't end a sentence with a preposition
What for?
Cooper Brown
Boy, you already know
Ryder Collins
to be honest my true motives were to bump the thread but honestly it's just one of those rules in English that exist but tend to be rather loosely followed. If I remember correctly the tradition emerged from a practice of emulating Latin's sentence structure which never had prepositions at the end, because in Latin the word order affected meaning. It isn't calle a "Pre-position" for nothing after all.
If OP were being proper he would say "where are you?" or "which are you?"/"where on this are you?" making more sense in this context I think