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Jack wrote:Think China would take advice?
Jack wrote:Canada?
Jack wrote:No, only Japan lays down and plays dead.
Jack wrote:You can basically walk across to the US without anyone ever asking you a question.
Jack wrote:Just because my friends cannot tell me whether or not I can marry that beautiful Japanese girl, it does not mean they cannot give me advice on other matters and I will be thankful for it.
Jack wrote:My real point of contention is that Americans always think their way is the only way. I find them arrogant and ignorant.
Jack wrote:They should just sut up and learn frm others sometimes.
So it's ok for the US to give 'advice'?
I know plenty of Canadians that think their shit don't stink. Why do some Candadians travel with the Canadian flag sewn on their bags?.. Isn't it so they aren't to be mistaken for (GASP!) Americans.
America is made up of 'others'. Again, I'd like to see how different Canada would be from the States if it ALSO had 280 million people..
Oh, and don't let Gaisa work you up. He's only here to piss people off.
Gaisaradatsuraku! wrote:How can you even say with a straight face you think Americans are ignorant.
Jack wrote:In a National Geographic survey, 12% of Americans did not know where the US is on a map and onloy 20% of Americans knew where Japan is on a map. 40% of Americans do not know where Canada is on a map.
Jack wrote:Under 5% of Americans can name another world leader's name other than Saddam Hussein.
Jack wrote:When Americans travel abroad, they talk in feet and miles to people who have no clue what those are.
Jack wrote:Would you like me to go on?
Jack wrote:OK, OK, I am defeated.
Gaisaradatsuraku! wrote:You know you are both two prize ass holes. You think America is full of ignorant people? Is that right????????????
How can you even say with a straight face you think Americans are ignorant.
GomiGirl wrote:
Live dangerously and have an original thought for a change. I dare you.
cliffy wrote:Two hopes for that IMHO
Anonymous wrote:What has Canada ever done for the world?
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