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[swag]

i read an article in the paper today calling the for the socialization of Canada, something about Canadians not being proud to be better than the US but feel bad how they are behind Europe

IMO, sounds like a pissed off journalism student who feels he's been done wrong.

 

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[Lawnchair Bes]

he was using statistics from studies where people rated their own happiness to make his point

 

[swag]

Happiness statistics... the domain of frustrated statisticians with an axe to grind.

 

[.zero]

i read an article in the paper today calling the for the socialization of Canada, something about Canadians not being proud to be better than the US but feel bad how they are behind Europe

The author, is he a separatist? Or some dumb fuck Newfie?

 

[Seven]

You see my point, Bes? Americans are way too defensive to really change.

 

[Enron]

You see my point, Bes? Americans are way too defensive to really change.

You really need to visit the States before you go make such generalized comments.

 

[swag]

He needs to break out of his handcuffs and escape his Austrian father's cellar.

 

[Seven]

True.

 

[swag]

Unexpected, but funny.

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

well, the problem here is that seven is too idealistic

 

[CalcioJuventus]

The author, is he a separatist? Or some dumb fuck Newfie?

little harsh no?

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

actually the author was from the US, unless i do not remember correctly

 

[Seven]

Enron, almost all Americans are extremely defensive when it comes to their own nation. That makes it very hard for them to honestly debate about the flaws. Most Europeans on the other hand, though very patriotic, will always be complaining about everything that goes wrong.

Which is a lot, here in Italy .

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

no shit

 

[X Æ A-12]

Enron, almost all Americans are extremely defensive when it comes to their own nation. That makes it very hard for them to honestly debate about the flaws. Most Europeans on the other hand, though very patriotic, will always be complaining about everything that goes wrong.

Which is a lot, here in Italy .

Seven, you don't know Americans. Stop talking.

 

[Bjerknes]

Enron, almost all Americans are extremely defensive when it comes to their own nation. That makes it very hard for them to honestly debate about the flaws. Most Europeans on the other hand, though very patriotic, will always be complaining about everything that goes wrong.

Which is a lot, here in Italy .

What are you talking about, Andries? You have seen our American members castigate our country all the time here.

There's a reason why we're defending it in this case and that reason is because your opinions are out of order.

 

[swag]

little harsh no?

Newfies get it all the time.

What are you talking about, Andries? You have seen our American members castigate our country all the time here.

There's a reason why we're defending it in this case and that reason is because your opinions are out of order.

It is pretty comical. Here we bash our country all the time, and yet Andries is the staunchest defender here of the Myth of European Perfection.

Which goes back to my "overcompensation" hypothesis a few pages back... int:

 

[Enron]

Enron, almost all Americans are extremely defensive when it comes to their own nation. That makes it very hard for them to honestly debate about the flaws. Most Europeans on the other hand, though very patriotic, will always be complaining about everything that goes wrong.

Which is a lot, here in Italy .

That notion that Americans don't criticize their own country is just rubbish. If you decide to come to the States, venture into to the local barbershop, sporting good store, grocery store, gas station, etc. You'll hear complaining. What Americans don't enjoy is listening people from other countries who have never visited trying to tell us things we already know. And on top of that you go about telling us how much better you're country is than ours and then you get surprised when we get offended?

 

[Enron]

European Perfection:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1997/06/24/wbel24.html

 

[Bjerknes]

European Perfection:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1997/06/24/wbel24.html

That would never happen in Europe. NEVER.


























































The boy would be raped and eaten alive before that nonsense.