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And that is Europe lecturing Americans. Can't stand to face their own problems so they bash us instead. Wonderful. And funny. :rotfl:
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What is even more arrogant is to imply that the USA is so awesome so as to be beyond criticism. The US does its fair share of lecturing too.
And what's this can't stand to face their own problems stuff... honestly, where the hell do you get your view of Europe from? |
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Last i checked, no one runs around touting the USA is the best, though it might happen on rare occasion. Europe however constantly Delves into its arrogant attitude. It is a normal thing for them.
-S[/quote]Just a few here SUBMAN. I have been to A few European Countries. While in Germany I had a great time and was treated wonderfully. That was during Regan's presidency though... I never bought a beer in England either...Great folks! France was another story altogether. I have never met such snobs in my life. I thought this attitude was just an alleged stereotype, but no, they live up to it. My Dad told me a story of our uncle Pete. Uncle Pete was always in trouble and always needed the families help. My Dad often obliged and helped him out. You would think Pete would be thankful, but no, he had an attitude and was never grateful to those who helped him out and often spoke of my Dad very negatively. I have to think that some Europeans are like that. Even though WWI and II were some time ago, this type of attitude persists in some of them. They would relish in the demise of America rather than realizing a historical truth, that a strong America is good for them as well...