deemar325
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DBella said:Were you in Italy and Sicily on a vacation?
I'm active Army.
DBella said:Were you in Italy and Sicily on a vacation?
DBella said:Were you in Italy and Sicily on a vacation?
Abaddon said:What do people overseas really think of Americans?
I'm curious about how people feel about us,particularly on this board. Do we fit into the stereotype? Have your experiences on this board changed your opinion? Are you guys ever offended when American shows poke fun at you and your culture?
Let it be known.
Jourmugand said:We do feel sorry,for those who have seen what Bush has done to the country.Yes,some make fun of it,but most are sad,and its pity.Like how the Americans are too lazy to get Bush out of office,or they dont know the truth.
Yes,The Ugly Americans............reek.
DV8 said:seriously, I know that most of the folks on here are joking about the center of the universe stuff and all that, but if you were an outsider, you'd pry be like, "f**k you!! can you be any more full of yourself!?"
The US was founded on land that was stolen from another people, and prospered by bringing stolen people to cultivate the stolen land
DV8 said:seriously, I know that most of the folks on here are joking about the center of the universe stuff and all that, but if you were an outsider, you'd pry be like, "f**k you!! can you be any more full of yourself!?"
The US was founded on land that was stolen from another people, and prospered by bringing stolen people to cultivate the stolen land
The US's main goal as a country is to 'make a quick buck', capitalize . . . it's a flawed system, and eventually I think will crumble like all great empires before it . . .
You know I respect you, but that damn war was 60 years ago. I'm not diminishing what the Americans did for Europe in that war (even though I still think the Canadians and Russians should get a lot more respect than they have had), but let it go already. What I think bothers some Europeans is some of the "you're indebted to us" attitude that some Americans will hold, something that is horribly ridicilious. We layed the ground for America and you pulled our asses out of the fire. There's no debt.deemar325 said:Your right man, your right it's just that everytime I turn around (I've been all over the world) it seems other countries got a problem with us. It's like damn did they want Hitler to win?
deemar325 said:Canada needs to remember who keeps their asses from being a 3rd world nation.
Out of all the countries in the world your lucky enough to be right next to us for protection.
Abaddon said:What do people overseas really think of Americans?
I'm curious about how people feel about us,particularly on this board. Do we fit into the stereotype? Have your experiences on this board changed your opinion? Are you guys ever offended when American shows poke fun at you and your culture?
Let it be known.
Good evening, ye who are disgraced in looks, citizens of the United States of America, I would like you to know that the vertex of the flatulance that are currently within me will be thrown out pointed relativly to your location or maybe slightly out of path by a few degrees.blind_fury said:I'm just waiting for some foreigner to say something like "hey ugly American, I fart in your general direction!". So I can lay da smackdown on dey candyass!
RogueLDN said:Now 911 is another issue, It was a horrendus tragedy, completely unnacceptable in the civilised world. But some americans i've had conversations with make out that its the first instance of terrorism to ever occur, and although it was awful, they forget that us in europe have been dealing with this stuff for a good while longer then them. Spain has etta, and Britain has been plagued with IRA bombs and killings since beginning of the last century. Tell the parents who lost children in Omagh that there wasnt terrorism before 911. Sometimes America seems like a spoilt child, who when they dont get their way stamp their feet, throw tantrums and generally act up until they get what they want.
It doesn't count when it's homegrown. When it's a middle eastern/asian type, we're ready to go to arms.Abaddon said:Well for the most part we're oblivious to things like the events you mentioned. 9/11(or 11/9 for you) was especially significant because of the great loss of life,and the fact that no one saw it coming. As its been stated earlier in this thread, we Americans are led to believe that this is the greatest country in the world,and as such we can win any war,and are completely untouchable. I may be wrong about this,but the last terrorist threat we had to worry about came from within.
terry78 said:It doesn't count when it's homegrown. When it's a middle eastern/asian type, we're ready to go to arms.
RogueLDN said:ALso i think americans rarely seem to look outside their own walls. For instance, the top ten greatest athletes in the world thread on the hype. It took 3 pages or more to actually mention someone who wasnt form the american continent. I think they should be a little more world aware for want of a better term.
Who the **** is this Dave EarnhardtEquinox said:Exactly.. One of my top 10 atheletes was Michael Schumacher in Formula 1 racing.. And one poster was quick to point out that Dave Earnhardt(Nascar) is the greatest racer in the world.. Seriously Im sure the whole world, except America, dont know who Dave Earnhardt is and, the whole world, except America, know who Michael Schumacher or for that matter Aryton Senna is...
I still dont get how is American football called "football" when you hardly use the foot.. I guess Ill never know the answer to that.