Americans are fat.. violent.. lazy idiots

I Realise This Post Is Going To Make Me Appear Just A Trifle Slow....

Tis Clear The O.P. Comes from Canada, But What Is NOT Clear, Is Who

The O.P. Is.....

Would Somebody Please Help Fill In The Gaps....



Cheers Glen.

 

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WHAT ARE ALL THESE WORDS
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Funny... except it is the canadian who has it right...

 

I know- i'm only teasing you lovable, bearded, grump

 

That's what that idiot thinks Osama's big problem with America is? That we kill and die over religion?

What the fuck I would not have let him get the upper hand in that bullshit convo. DOES ANYONE else see the ASS BACKWARDSNESS of that? Killing and getting people to die over religion is what bin ladans whole fucking life is about.

Bullshit, tell you're little latino buddy to find a new bullshit story to justify huis hate, stupid little shit.

(not you, the guy you're talking about)

 

What you people can't handel ytour own politics? if we're so stupid and everything is our fdault then get your opwn fucking ideas how to run your country. We did our own fucking thing, no one said you had to follow our coattails. That is the LAZYest fucking excuse ever!

"It's america's fault cause we followed some of their ideas" And you claim we domn't think for ourselves? You're NO better. You just got your power slapped out of your hand a few lifetimes before it blew up in your face.

You're welcome, but that still wasn't enough huh? America's fault, lmao run your own fucking country then!

 

easy kista....you're gonna pop a gasket:mickey:

I am pretty sure there was some American weaponry being used over there.....part of that lets give weapons to the enemy of our enemy plan in the 70s....maybe the OP is that wkii leaks dude in hiding...both french sounding names and we know that wiki dude hates the fuck out of the U.S.

 

Europe is at least 5,000 miles away and has over the centuries evolved it's own culture given the fact there's dozens of independent nations all grouped together. Canada and America have evolved side by side, settled by the same people, and aside from the very early ears being very close friends with the world's largest open border. America = Canada, Canada = America. Like I said a Canadian writing a whole rant about American culture is essentially writing a rant about himself. Heck any Americans or Canadians here, if you went across the border, especially if you were staying within 200-300 miles of the border do you really even feel like you've gone into another country aside from the fact you had to pass through customs.

 

I betcha Marc Emery wouldn't agree...

 

Globalisation, Sam. I don't want to condescend you, so I wont write about it, but your post is a bit of the mark buddy.

 

True, but it seems like for once we're actually doing the opposite of what's expected from each country. Legalized marijuana went on the ballot in California while Canada's senate passed a mandatory sentence for growing.

 

Yeah, well hopefully that will change when Harper loses...

Beyond that though, our laws are still more lax in regards to weed then any state in the US... People who have a legal prescription (easier to get every day) aren't even bothered under this new law.

Besides which, they would still have to prove intent to sell even without a prescription.

 

Have you ever noticed how nice people in Toronto are. Then when you visit Ottawa people are still really nice, but not quite as nice as the people in Toronto. But when you cross the river into Quebec from Ottawa people get really rude in about two microseconds. They will only begrudgingly speak English to you. They won't put your change into your hand when you attempt to buy something. Hell most of them barely look you in the eyes when you talk to them. I wonder why that is?

 

What the fuck. Ghandi wasn't a militant. Your perception of Ghandi is completely opposite of the truth. I really have nothing to say to this thread, it is so stupid, ignorant as shit. Although I know where the motivation comes from, but the stupidity it requires to blanket a whole population with one perception is the exact ignorance that can be found in many Americans.

 

You'll get that in just about any setting- picking a lowest common denominator to judge an entire population. I think we're being offered a chance to see ourselves as much of the rest of the world sees us and instead of wondering what about our culture helps create this we attack the messenger.... though the manner of the attack itself dignifies what the messenger asserts.

The illusion that we have it good here is becoming more difficult and expensive to maintain. Our political system propagandizes us into accepting the status quo by continually mislabeling party endorsed candidates as reformers; time and time again we willingly buy into the deception. We have a consumer culture that programs us to prize instant gratification over long term economic security and by buying into its message we place ourselves on a very short leash- beholding to a system that enslaves us.... that places us in a position of accepting a hand out from the very entity we should be fighting.

Our politicians even now are pitting us against ourselves- not only making use of class envy but also using the tool of crisis to maintain a general willingness to progressively give up personal freedom and power for the illusion that we are more secure and for a crumb that might trickle down. Corporate profits hit an all time high while unemployment continues to climb yet there are some within our government who are calling this a recovery... the very same people who accuse the opposite party of holding the unemployed hostage for the sake of tax cuts for the very wealthy... and I wonder who is the real elitist here. Short answer- both parties are.... so I do have issues with rhetoric that seems supported by any premise that specifies only one political faction for demonization... but because most Americans are programmed to seek the easiest answers we buy into the transparent deception again and again.

And we wonder why so many on the outside see us as lazy and stupid.

 

For some reason I agree with this thread and I'm American...

But not all Americans are that way... just most of them....


Fuck You America!

 

How is that relevant? I spelled it the way the poster spelled it. Spelling mistakes have little to do with ignorance. I never said I was a *Gandhi expert, I at least know that being a militant and having Gandhi as an idol doesn't make sense.

Thanks for pointing the finger at me for calling one person ignorant when the OP is labeling everyone that falls under one population of one nature.

 

And that was a good post Stinkfoot.

Edited. Not because it is what I think, and I agree. I don't know if it's something to agree or disagree with but it's good because it offered a different perspective.

 

Actually, in fact, spelling mistakes have a lot to do with being ignorant.

Ignorant
1. Lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated.
2. Lacking knowledge, information, or awareness about something in particular: "ignorant of spelling"