Are you proud of your country???

a reply to: FuggleHop

Well it obviously occurred to you because you raised those specific examples of stereotypes.
Oh dear, reasoned debate come back all is forgiven.

a reply to: Christosterone
I feel about my country the way most children feel about their parents. I love my country but I often don't like the decisions that are made supposedly for my own good.

The majority of the American people are good, loving and compassionate people. Unfortunately, you don't hear from the American majority that much anymore. The angry minority has the spotlight, and they are being used to paint a picture that fits somebody's agenda.

The truth left MSM right before they stopped giving us facts, and began jamming us with opinions.

The problem isn't America. The problem is a corrupt, out of control government, that we have failed to keep in check.

Our government is like kudzu. It is choking the life out of us, burying the real America, leaving us with just the outline of what it once was, and guessing where the steps to the house lay.

a reply to: grainofsand

GrainoFSand I think theirs more to australians than that. Have you ever MET any australians??

a reply to: Salander

Thats because country IS goverment.

Youre grammar isnt THAT bad btw.

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: grainofsand

GrainoFSand I think theirs more to australians than that. Have you ever MET any australians??

Why come out with the stereotypes about corks hanging from hats and wrestling crocodiles.
I've mentioned no stereotypes at all in this thread, but you have many times.

...and yes I've met many Australians, why ask? I haven't used stereotypes like you have.

*edit*
...and you started this exchange by originally posting "at least I'm not Australian" , so, what exactly do you mean, and why?

a reply to: grainofsand

Maybe because he's as indoctrinated but of low intellect like a scientologist?

a reply to: FuggleHop

Thats because country IS goverment.

hahahahahahahahaha

a reply to: grainofsand

I'm glad you asked and I'll tell you because you asked.

When I said that iM glad im not australian its because im glad im not australian.

Ive SEEN Crocodile dundee thank you very much!

a reply to: FuggleHop

That's not a knife... This is a Knife!

originally posted by: FuggleHop
a reply to: grainofsand

I'm glad you asked and I'll tell you because you asked.

When I said that iM glad im not australian its because im glad im not australian.

Ive SEEN Crocodile dundee thank you very much!

Not sure i get your logic here (bear with me!). If Crocodile Dundee teaches us anything it is that a normal outback bloke can go to New York, take it over and become the cream of high society whilst at the same time taking on drug cartels and emerging victorious - given that is the lesson, surely we all want to be Australian?

a reply to: Flavian

Bahaha!
Touche

Australia is the number 1 destination for Brits emigrating to other countries. Almost 3 times as many choose Australia over permanent residency in the US.
I'd choose Australia over the US in a heartbeat. New Zealand would be my second choice, and Canada third.

a reply to: FuggleHop

Not only are your spelling and grammar poor, so too is your understanding of words. Use your dictionary, if you have one. Country is one thing, and government is very much another. You are a sign of the times in that you do not understand the differences between the two.

In 1787 citizens of the country got together and wrote a document that created the government.

a reply to: Salander

No country and goverment are the same thing. North korea wouldnt be the country it is without its goverment same for usa or any country you can take the high ground atop your soap box all you want but your still wrong soz.

a reply to: FuggleHop

The dirt poor North Korean people seem to me to have smiles forced through fear in official NK media.
I don't know of course but that is my instinct.

a reply to: FuggleHop

No country and goverment are the same thing

here maybe this will help.

Country defn:

a nation with its own government, occupying a particular territory.

Government defn:

the group of people with the authority to govern a country or state; a particular ministry in office.

Do you change country every few years after an election and a new Government is formed?
I suppose you''ll ignore the question and bring some irrelevance like Crocodile Dundee into it

a reply to: TheConstruKctionofLight

I dont see what Crocodile dundee has to do with it? Why would I change the subject?

Why is it so important to you that your a stereotype?

Yes, that is correct.

Explain.

a reply to: Flavian

Exactly! I'd want to be australian so I can drive at top speed through the bollabonga!

a reply to: Jay-morris

You think so? Am I a stereotype? Ive made it abundantly clear that Im not australian.

a reply to: FuggleHop

My question was rather simple...but you're avoiding it.

Do you change country every few years after an election and a new Government is formed?

as you stated....

No country and goverment are the same thing

If you're still having difficulty, which I understand from your posts, I suggest GLP may be a better fit for you.