Do you hate the U.S?
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I love the U.S. i live here and am proud to be an American. But I know that there are a lot of things wrong with the country that need fixing. I also feel as though the U.S has butted its head into enough stuff that people have the right to hate the U.S. I just don't want them attacking and killing us. Remember its fine to hate our guts for stuff we did cuz i know that at least 30% of our population still hasn't forgotten the whole slavery thing. still waiting for my reparations.
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Americans in general have rude attitudes, are noisy and boastful. They think they're better than everyone else and look down on people. I've flogged a few westerners in my time due to that way of thinking.
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I love to criticize the US simply because I can. Think about it, having the ability to say something bad about the political order is amazing. (Relative) Freedom of speech alone is a great reason to love America. I've only lived here for three years, and I'm a native of Finland.
Where I was born, I enjoyed similar rights and have therefore never experienced being deprived of them. This doesn't stop me from thinking how terrible it would be to loose them.
Where I was born, I enjoyed similar rights and have therefore never experienced being deprived of them. This doesn't stop me from thinking how terrible it would be to loose them.
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Fiery_penguin_of_doom wrote...
Ttocs wrote...
Despite all the TeabaggersWhat's wrong with the teabaggers? Something wrong with wanting the government to spend less than it takes in?
I honestly believe that the teabaggers are nothing more than racist bigots clinging to their bibles, banding together under the slogan of "less government", and echoing all of Glenn Becks talking points.
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Jacob wrote...
Fiery_penguin_of_doom wrote...
Ttocs wrote...
Despite all the TeabaggersWhat's wrong with the teabaggers? Something wrong with wanting the government to spend less than it takes in?
I honestly believe that the teabaggers are nothing more than racist bigots clinging to their bibles, banding together under the slogan of "less government", and echoing all of Glenn Becks talking points.
And I can confirm that is all these Tea Party Protesters are about. They are nothing more then a wolf in sheep clothing of the Republican party. I in fact went to the 9/12 Tea Party Rally at DC (but mistake, I was meeting a friend at American History Museum) and I was early and had some time to kill so I went around looking at these people. They are nothing more then slogan talking points.
I mean, when you push the question of "Where would you make cuts to have less government?" They start talking about less taxes and less government regulations which is in fact the main reason we are having the oil spill in the Gulf and the current economic problems due to less government regulations. Which is what the Republican party is all about and has been running on for the last couple of decades.
It was also about the current Health Care Bill that was going on in the Senate which became law earlier this year (or as they love to call it, Obamacare which I think is wrong cause you are only making a talking point by saying that so I don't refer to them as Tegbaggers unless they start using Obamacare). I swear, can they just go to Factcheck.org and Politifact.com for the information? That's where I got all my information for the Health Care bill and it debunks all the information they were spitting out. Where were these Tea Party Protester's when George W Bush was President? Oh no, when he was in charge and people were protesting him, they were saying "Shut Up" and "Why do you hate America?"
Anyway, back to the topic. Do I hate the US? Yes/No... while I don't think the US is the best country in the world, it's not bad. I feel we have a lot of problems in politics due to the lobbyist and corporations giving money to them and no matter who becomes in charge you are going to have the same problems due to them. I think our priorities are backwards and a joke (you can show killing someone on TV but oh god show a woman's breast) and too many people try to put the Christian bible first and forget about the fact we have freedom of religion here. There are problems here and I feel most of it is due to the politics won't change the problems we have.
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Jacob wrote...
I honestly believe that the teabaggers are nothing more than racist bigots clinging to their bibles, banding together under the slogan of "less government", and echoing all of Glenn Becks talking points.Spoiler:
When your getting information from biased channels, sure.
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Konacha37 wrote...
I mean, when you push the question of "Where would you make cuts to have less government?" They start talking about less taxes and less government regulations which is in fact the main reason we are having the oil spill in the Gulf and the current economic problems due to less government regulations. Which is what the Republican party is all about and has been running on for the last couple of decades.Look up Reagan's policies.
Konacha37 wrote...
Where were these Tea Party Protester's when George W Bush was President? Oh no, when he was in charge and people were protesting him, they were saying "Shut Up" and "Why do you hate America?"Compared to how much bashing Bush recieved with his spendings vs. Obama and his spendings, I don't think you have any room to complain.
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PersonDude wrote...
When your getting information from biased channels, sure.Unlike fox news, amirite?
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Rbz wrote...
PersonDude wrote...
When your getting information from biased channels, sure.Unlike fox news, amirite?
I hope you aren't referring that I believe Fox News isn't biased...
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PersonDude wrote...
Rbz wrote...
PersonDude wrote...
When your getting information from biased channels, sure.Unlike fox news, amirite?
I hope you aren't referring that I believe Fox News isn't biased...
No, just confirming how much stock you put into them.
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While i don't always agree with the actions of my government(i'm American), and i don't think America is a perfect country that can do no wrong, i do not hate my country. In fact, i can't think of a country i do hate(Some governments yes, but countries no)
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well I been living in u.s for around 12 years and from my point of view, united states has some very strict rules and regulations.. which bother me. I do not hate any country. but I do dislike certain things about each country, like in every country there are the asshole type of people and the ok ur nice type.. >.> one thing I will say I also dislike is all the wars we have.. >.>.. seems like we are taking the world but like I said this is my point of view. ^_^ altho I do enjoy a lot of things. culture wise and how people scramble to get on line for a burger xD
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I don't hate and I don't love the US. I only think that Us are too conservative...also I can't agree with that death penalty
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I only hate the fact that everything is priced so high because of money we owe other countries. If that was gone maybe we wouldnt have to pay so much in taxes or gas prices wouldnt be so high.
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I gotta agree with sv51macross. I mean, I love the states, but hate most of it's idiotic inhabitants. I also hate what politicians are doing (on all sides) that may end up destroying the country. I firmly believe that if the political situation continues as it has been for the past 10 or so years (and the foreseeable next 2), by the time my children's children grow up (I have none now, mind) this country will be reduced to nothing, and naught but an empty shell if it continues to exist.
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Tanasinn
The Bellpepper
The place is a bit closed minded [read: a lot], and everyone has these really high standards which limit what others can do.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
I love my country(even ought i live in a another country)it the government that i think people hate.
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swordmanXIII
FAKKU's Breaker
I am an american and I love my country but it can be hard to say that after all the bone headed things we do.