Quote: DaButt @ October 26 2008, 2:30 AM BSTBut f**k the U.S. and concentrate on your own issues. They're more important to you. Don't be like Americans, be yourselves.
Tell our politicians and media that, not us.
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Quote: Aaron @ October 26 2008, 2:36 AM BSTTell our politicians and media that, not us.
That's sad. A little bit of national pride and independence isn't so bad, is it?
I refer you to my previous post, with the addition of numerous meddling left-ish sections of society.
This may sound controversial, but I have a sneaking suspicion that life will carry on after November 4th.
It better do! I want my Guy Fawkes fireworks the day after.
Awesome.
Quote: zooo @ October 26 2008, 2:54 AM BSTI want my Guy Fawkes fireworks the day after.
I love Fawkin' fireworks!
Europeans view US politics like a 5 year old talking loudly about politcs at a dinner party.
Cute, but fundamnetally ignorant.
And politicians represent the people's wishes not the other way round.
It's why there's so little diference between the parties.
And why I'm becoming a communist or a fascist or a yogic flyer.
Something with a bit of flavour.
Oxo cube.
We are no better. We had an election a few weeks ago and the media were still just as concerned with the US election.
Quote: DaButt @ October 26 2008, 1:25 AM BSTWe like our country and we're proud of it.
So? Being proud of your country doesn't mean you blindly support the guy/'gal in charge if they're doing things you don't agree with.
Quote: DaButt @ October 26 2008, 2:30 AM BSTInteresting viewpoint. But f**k the U.S. and concentrate on your own issues. They're more important to you. Don't be like Americans, be yourselves.
But as the number one super power, of course it makes a difference to a lot of the rest of the world whos in charge of the USA.