I'm British, therefore I am
Just out of the purest of interests...
What do Americans think of the British?
What do Americans think of the British?
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Permalink Reply by CanITouchYourShuriken on -
well you cant judge people by where theyre from, but of the brits ive met here theyre stuck up and ignorant. though thats just like 2 people so it doesnt prove anything
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Permalink Reply by PseudoNinja on
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Yes, I’m sorry. I keep trying to get that guy to shut up, but how would you feel if someone called you and your country racists without even knowing you.
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Permalink Reply by peter on -
I don't recall calling you a racist. I did state that your views on "foreigners" are shallow and short-sighted, and i pointed out the fact that you happen to be a foreigner as well (by your own admission). It never ceases to amaze me how people will cry and thrash about when faced with the truth. I don't really care if you ignore the truth, but you really demonstrate ignorance by doing so. BTW, where does one go to become a "scientist" at the age of 19? rofl.....
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Permalink Reply by Henroshi on -
Because one of them is right and the other is wrong. The wrong must change his views accordingly. A solution can only be born from conflict.
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Um, school, then collage and possible university. Now get of that floor.
Yes you have called me and my country racist, read you previous posts.
I am not a 'foreigner' if you read my statement. It hardly matters though, Britain has such a rich cultural history that no one can be considered 'pure' English, but you can be born in England and that makes you English astonishing as it may sound.
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Permalink Reply by peter on
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It makes you "of English descent" with the ability to claim citizenship. It doesn't alter your foreigner status, however. I have noticed a trend with you. It appears that you can't handle people shining light on your flawed logic or your inflated sense of education. I understand and it's cool. I've truly enjoyed reading your angry responses. Nonetheless, i'd really rather read your comments if you'd learn to spell properly. I mean really, you stated that you were in "collage" instead of college. Everybody has typos, but yours are too prevalent to be considered as such. It really looks bad when you attack somebody's intelligence and yet you, a self-proclaimed scientist and/or student (i know you aren't really a scientist even though you probably really want to be one) can't spell even the most basic of words. It does demonstrate clearly just how inflated your alleged 19 year old ego really is, as well as just how fragile it appears to be. Obviously, you'll never convince me to discontinue responding to your junk statements...it's just too enjoyable...so please do continue, i've got lots of free time while i sit in my office and am all too happy to play. Besides, i know you're really just scared...
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Yea? So I’m in a collage...lol
ffs, ok I’m half Scottish, and half English, happy?
OH? You sit in your office and do this? So i am wasting your time! lol
Ok, so your saying that for one or two spelling errors, that I am incapable, and your ideas are so great that no one ells can even stand up to them, and you and America are so close you cant speak on behalf of them and say things like “we shoulder the burden for you” which is so crazy I don’t even know where to begin. But if you really are an English ex-pat then you obviously have no problem with selling out your birthplace as pointless, and I don’t think the Americans would even want a person like you. What’s next? Off to China to rubbish America’s past and achievements?
My Conclusion
You are a meathead who is completely understudied, who accuses others of have massive ego’s whenever they challenge your massive ego. You are anal-retentive because you would rather focus on spelling errors than make any meaningful point; in fact it is usually the first thing you say.
You have continued this conversation well beyond the point when I told you to fuck off, I am left to conclude that you thrive on conflict. You must agree because you say you enjoy it.
If you are as critical of yourself as you are to me then this would suggest you have a strong self loathing, your psychology will probably implode at some point, or maybe that’s what I’m already seeing. Anyway I get the feeling that I’m just scratching the surface of your suppurating problems.
If you re-read our entire discussion, anyone… any normal person would realise that you always insult my intelligence when you feel threatened by it.
Added to this you always attack my credibility rather than the truth of my argument.
That is why you are a Moron.
Now I refuse to indulge you anymore, and if you persist this way in anything I dislike I will have you removed which it is well within my power to do.
You have been notified.
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Permalink Reply by peter on
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I'm interested in testing your power, so please give it a shot. P.S. your constant anger is unbecoming a man who desires peace. You have been notified.
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Permalink Reply by Henroshi on
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peter, you ought to be ashamed. I mean, I could excuse a teenager of having an ego so huge he can't see past his own ass, but you being your age and all...for shame. What do you want out of this discussion? If it's anything but hate, you are using the wrong methods.
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Permalink Reply by Peppy le Spaz on -
i generally like them (at least, all the ones i've met) *giggles* .i also think they have good-funny accents and nice muffens, even if the food IS a little bland (but my dad's side of the family is Italian...so i guess i like spices more than your average person *grins and giggles*. oh, and, the whole, this one dude calling me a colonist, soooooooooo not kewl! we are a SUPER AWESOME country, thank you and those "colonists" kicked ass in a certin Revelution.......anyway, i love the british and everyone has their things that are less-than-perfect. i could tell you some general american ones or personal, as long as your not communist or anti-woman i love you
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Well yes the traditional steak pie and beef Wellington can be considered a bit bland. But modern Britain even has its own curry invented by British-Indians. Considering our close proximity to Europe, Africa and Asia, we're spoiled for choice.
We don’t even learn about the American Revolution in school, but I do know a little about it. During the 1920’s America had a totally biased education about the revolution. I remember reading that something like 70% of ‘Americans’ didn’t really mind the English Crown either way, but there was a phew that figured out, why bother sending all our stuff back there (what colonies do) when we could be our own country.
A big reason why they wanted independence is because they owed us a lot of money and didn’t want to pay, I don’t know weather it was fairly owed money or unfairly. But those colonist decided to do the opposite of all the other 52 colonies and instead of trading with Britain for the greater good of the Empire they decided to re-patriot. I don’t know a lot about the English side of things, but you did waste a ship full of tea!
PS: I love pasta, its my favourite, I might get some tonight.
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