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NI had not intended to insult my fellow Americans, but apparently I have. For that, I apologize, no insult was intended.
I thought I'd get flak for calling Blair a "Bush Stroking lackey"
You kept people busy... Thanks for the deflection!
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I thought I'd get flak for calling Blair a "Bush Stroking lackey"
You kept people busy... Thanks for the deflection!
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Well, he is!
I do not recall seeing anything like this in cities like New York, Boston, Chicago, Phoenix or Dallas.
Yes, it is definitely a matter of opinion, I never stated otherwise (I don't think); and, yes, I am happy here, I still feel the US is the greatest country on earth (even with all of it's problems).
As for when I'm moving, probably never; but a guy can dream, can't he?
Marcel,
IMO Brits and Americans are BOTH classy. My major point is that a compliment can be made to a certain group (in this case the Brits) without reflecting negatively on another (Americans).
TO
.. and so which other population group is NOT classy? Are you implying that ONLY Brits and Gringos are classy ?
Making comparisons is fair, and if you make comparisons one of the 'groups' is likely ranking lower than the other... but this is not by definition an offense
I.e. - Americans are much more proactive than Italians
- Italians have much better food habit than Americans
Both statements are sustainable, but is the first statement offensive for Italians and the second offensive for Americans?
(regardless if any is true or not, this is not the point)
What's wrong with Scottish prime ministers?
Not anti scottish?