Bas Horneman said:
yeah right. We first have to have governments to collect taxes from us. Now we need a bunch of UN beaucrats to tell us where to live. What's next? Should they write books so we know how to have sex?
Had the US not saved the Europe from Hitler and itself, would it still be a great place to live?
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till said:
why do europeans have to resort to under-handed tactics like this to desparately win an argument?
Grow up and be a man, till.
Those who use slash and burn farming techniques are prime candidates in my book. Because of this and poor land management in general, almost all the forests in Cuba and Pakistan have been destroyed, the Sahara Desert is growing and the South American rainforest is being decimated. Take your pick.
Right now, the United States is, but within the next few decades, China is expected to overtake the US in this regard, so get your anti-American whacks in while you can. It is also overlooked that, even with all the pollution the US puts out, North America is still a net CO2 sink, which the other first world portions of the earth, except for perhaps Russia, cannot claim.
All of them, particularly the developing nations🙂.
It may bother you to know, but the better half of this great country thinks the same thing.
PS
When we were killin' Savages in the 1700, It was because all of the European hadn't worn off yet.
PS
When we were killin' Savages in the 1700, It was because all of the European hadn't worn off yet.
i´, pretty sure the average iq over there isn´t _that_ low.
of course Cuba is guilty of of destroing your inviroment...
An interesting article on European anti-Americanism
I enjoyed this article:
http://hudsonreview.com/BawerSp04.html
I'm fairly happy to be American, but I often think about leaving for a place with a more traditional culture, maybe somewhere in Latin America.
I'm not anti-European but I'm getting tired of the anti-American slurs that some Europeans make ... I work with many Europeans and to hear it from some of them it gets tiresome, but also gives a new point of view, when it isn't just spitting venom.
-- mirlo
I enjoyed this article:
http://hudsonreview.com/BawerSp04.html
I'm fairly happy to be American, but I often think about leaving for a place with a more traditional culture, maybe somewhere in Latin America.
I'm not anti-European but I'm getting tired of the anti-American slurs that some Europeans make ... I work with many Europeans and to hear it from some of them it gets tiresome, but also gives a new point of view, when it isn't just spitting venom.
-- mirlo
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