Just wondering if there are some dim-wits here who seriously think I am anti-American.
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Just wondering if there are some dim-wits here who seriously think I am anti-American.
No, you're just excessively pro-European. :)
These forums must be broken. I agree with Loki.
Hey Hazir, how are those microUSB iPhone plans coming along?
Yes.
I heard the sluts over at the cool lunch table were talking trash about you, too, Hazir. Good thing this thread can restore your esteem.
Why should we seriously care?
Seriously.
I mean. Seriously.
But ...
seriously.
We don't...Hazir does...
I think we need to look up what the word "care" means.
You never specified an amount of caring or type of caring, just the generality of it...which you do, as there is a thread here, and you are not a machine or, as far as we know, afflicted with some personality disorder that would cause you to behave in such a manner.
seriously this is serious
http://www.hollow-hill.com/sabina/im...erious-cat.jpg
Stupid 1 character minimum.
No. You are, however, kind of narcissistic to start a thread about such a trivial facet of yourself. :o
Yes, you attention whoring man you.
I'm not just any ol' regular dimwit.
A dim lamp still shines.
No!
Still interesting 3 people so far decided to declare to be a dim-wit.
You're not anti-American, it's more of a slightly xenophobia-tinged pan-European nationalism thing. You're not so much hostile to something tagged as American as you're slightly hostile to anything that isn't European. And if you like something, than you start rationalizing ways to make it European in nature or origin.
nonot really, I haven't got a clear concept of what 'European' means.Quote:
it's more of a slightly xenophobia-tinged pan-European nationalism thing
indeed, I very often see the US as a workable role modelQuote:
. You're not so much hostile to something tagged as American
again, no. I can be quite hostile towards things that don't fit my believes, those might be mistaken for 'European', but I am way off the 'European' mainstream.Quote:
as you're slightly hostile to anything that isn't European
no.Quote:
. And if you like something, than you start rationalizing ways to make it European in nature or origin.
Hazir, if you are called "antiAmerican" because you point out what is wrong, instead of what is great of US, you are indeed proUS, because by pointing out elements to improve Americans can improve things they may not see because of a cultural blind spot.
Of course, as you say things americans do not like to hear (basically how not-so-cool things are in US) you should be labeled "antiEgo".
Only people with a big national ego may feel offended.
A real patriot who may want to improve the country should praise you.
Before september 2008 right before the credit crunch, I said in another forum that US unemployment would be a problem, because there were signs.
I said that a real patriot would sacrifice his pocket to keep employees, instead of practicing outsourcing and downsizing.
I was labeled "antiUS", "socialist" and I got a warning for "trolling" and then another for "country bashing" from 2 different fascist moderators in that forum.
Who is the anti US or the socialist nowadays?
I just said something they did not want to hear.
Does it make me antiAmerican?
If they have acted sooner, they may have done something that would have prevented the pain.
There are a few links that may lead you to be labelled as antiUS, if you post them:
The end of the American dream?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/5303590.stm
US global dominance 'set to wane'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7741049.stm
Why? Because they want everyone to say how great US system is working, even if it is not, because of incompetent politicians.