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AkiraSS 09-06-2004 06:09 PM

I'm from Macedonia, if you ask the patriotic me, I don't like the stupidity of the average american.


If you ask the real me, then
- USA has balls, goes for it, unlike the EU pussies
- USA has power, and even in the democratic pussylike society defend's it's interests
- USA would've send the middle east to the stone age if it wasn't for the democratic BS. Just distroy the weak assholes that can't take care of themselves and take their shit, scum doesn't deserve to live. I don't exclude my country from this too!
- USA practices the only law of nature: survival of the fittest!
- The first europians that inhabited USA were people that I respect: adventurers, people that used to not give a shit, people that had the balls to go for it!
- USA offers great future for people that are tallented, people with a view for the future!
- USA created guinea pigs from the average shitholes that don't have a brain and exploits them in a good way - consumer cells!


IF you're a smart man, you have a great future in the USA once you learn to exploit the stupidity of the average joe!

I'm not an american, but working with americans teached me a lot! I don't like to be observed us a citizen of a certain "third world country" ... I like to be percieved as a citizen of the world.


USA what every country would like to be if it had the BALLS!


-

The average "awaken" american is far more cool that any other person in the world. Why? Because it takes a lot to be a awaken from the system with so much stupidity and so much democracy!

Overall, I respect americans! Lots of cool people out there!


Sorry if this post sounds offensive, too big, or something, I won't re-read it, I'm under the influence of home made strong alchohol + beer :) :thumbsup

theking 09-06-2004 06:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Citizen
Impossible, unless you are talking about Tijuana... or the armed forces.

:1orglaugh

The last time I went to Canada I was not required to have a Passport and the same applies to Mexico. Yes...I was referring to the Armed Forces...and the US has troops stationed in more than half of the countries in the World.

Joe Citizen 09-06-2004 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by theking
The last time I went to Canada I was not required to have a Passport and the same applies to Mexico. Yes...I was referring to the Armed Forces...and the US has troops stationed in more than half of the countries in the World.
I am talking about people leaving the country willingly, not meat shields going somewhere under orders.

:1orglaugh

Webby 09-06-2004 06:16 PM

theking:

Quote:

The last time I went to Canada I was not required to have a Passport and the same applies to Mexico. Yes...I was referring to the Armed Forces...and the US has troops stationed in more than half of the countries in the World.
Much as I thought.

King... your government made "arrangements" with the host country to allow this.

It is not a "matter of course" that US people just travel where the fuck they like without a valid passport. They would be packed on the return flight back to the US - same as US immigration does.

Your comment that "Millions of Americans travel abroad without passports...and in the tens of millions have done so." is not valid.
Other nations do the same thing under agreements - this is not a "common practice" that puts US people above other countries laws.

CamChicks 09-06-2004 06:16 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by theking
Unless you can prove me to be wrong...it is my understanding that many countries of the world are dependent upon American tourists for a significant part of their economy...thus Americans do visit many...if not all countries of the world. Not that I place the importance of visiting other countries as you apparently do.

With the exception of '3rd world' or really tiny island nations, there aren't many countries in the world where tourism accounts for more than 5-10% (often less) of GDP. America actually makes the most money from tourism. (so if everyone stopped traveling overseas, the USA would lose the most)

the rankings for income-from-tourism go:

USA
Spain
France
Italy
China
Germany
UK
...

Ross 09-06-2004 06:22 PM

I live in Scotland. My view of the US is that there's some crazy fucking people and even more crazy laws.

One which pisses me off is that until a couple months ago I could come to the US and buy a gun, but couldn't buy a beer. Thats just wrong!!

On the whole tho its a huge ass country with tons of places I'd love to visit. Top of my list is Miami, but not right now.

Then I wanna check out LA and New York.

theking 09-06-2004 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Citizen
I am talking about people leaving the country willingly, not meat shields going somewhere under orders.

:1orglaugh

It is immaterial what you are talking about. Tens of millions of Americans have traveled abroad without passports...and many of them have been in multiple countries...as have I.

Webby 09-06-2004 06:23 PM

Quote:

The last time I went to Canada I was not required to have a Passport and the same applies to Mexico .....
Oh sheesh :glugglug

Sometimes it can be quite painful observing the way some folks try to come up the "words" and a "slant" on everything.... even embarassing...

Joe Citizen 09-06-2004 06:25 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by theking
It is immaterial what you are talking about.
No it's not, I'm sticking to the topic at hand and you are not.

Your point about the armed forces not needing passports is irrelevant to the discussion because they are not tourists.

theking 09-06-2004 06:25 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by CamChicks
With the exception of '3rd world' or really tiny island nations, there aren't many countries in the world where tourism accounts for more than 5-10% (often less) of GDP. America actually makes the most money from tourism. (so if everyone stopped traveling overseas, the USA would lose the most)

the rankings for income-from-tourism go:

USA
Spain
France
Italy
China
Germany
UK
...

I think that 5-10% falls withing my definition of "significant" and the smaller a countries GDP the more significant 1% or 2% becomes relatively speaking.

theking 09-06-2004 06:27 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Citizen
No it's not, I'm sticking to the topic at hand and you are not.

Your point about the armed forces not needing passports is irrelevant to the discussion because they are not tourists.

News flash they have days off and are granted passes and up to 30 day leaves. Of course they are tourists...they are not in prison.

Joe Citizen 09-06-2004 06:29 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by theking
News flash they have days off and are granted passes and up to 30 day leaves. Of course they are tourists...they are not in prison.
Dimwit, we are talking about people WILLINGLY leaving their country as tourists, not an invasion force.

If you have no choice about it then you aren't a tourist.

Webby 09-06-2004 06:31 PM

theking:

Quote:

It is immaterial what you are talking about.
No King - it is NOT IMMATERIAL :-)

The fact that you may not have needed to have a "paper passport" was simpley a matter of convenience arranged with a host country..

Your government signed a waiver on your behalf which facilitated this. Without that being in place - you ain't going to *any* country without a valid passport.

All that troop shit is not what we are talking about anyway - other nations do the same thing. It has nothing to do with folks visiting other nations as "tourists".

Hell.. I give up! He's too fucking stupid to absorb fuck all...


PS This level of idiocy that keeps coming up, is what makes me loose all fucking faith or any hope for the US people.

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:32 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by volante
There's a BIG difference between how the US government acts and how US citizens act - most people outside the US don't seem to realise this, and tar everyone with the same brush.

Everyone has preconceived ideas about what people from other nations are like - in the UK, Americans are often percieved as bloodthirsty, gun-toting savages who think they are still living in the days of the wild west. Okay, some of them are but the rest are surprisingly friendly :winkwink:

Actually if Bush gets re-elected I will loose all respect for every fucking american on this planet ... that will proove how dumb 50 + % of them are .

Webby 09-06-2004 06:34 PM

Oh fuck... we're on to his stupid 30 day pass "leaves" next..

Sad that is obviously the way you have seen the world King...

You actually got a passport or are you in the majority??

Panky 09-06-2004 06:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Webby
theKing:



Interesting comment :glugglug

On what basis do "Americans" enter *any* country legally without a valid passport?

Unless they are part of some "invasion force" :-)

We do not need a passport to enter Canada, Mexico, Bahamas, US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Guam, Aruba, Barbados, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Jamaica, Netherland Antilles, Panama, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, British West Indies...

So you can see that we are allowed to travel to quite a few places with only our birth certificate and photo ID for identification.

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by volante
Too true. I have been asked on many occasions if the Brits have:

a) The Internet.
b) Computers.
c) Cellphones.
d) Outside toilets.
e) Electricity (!)
f) Freedom Of Speech.

On one occasion I've had someone say to me "If it wasn't for us, you'd be speaking German". I replied "If it wasn't for us, what language would you be speaking?". He had to have the question explained to him, and he still didn't understand.

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Another fat ass american ...

How do I view americans :

A good part of them are good hard workers ...

another part are stupid ass mofos (especially ppl from the south) that don't know shit about politic / geography and history . All they want is their friend chicken and hamburgers and they will be happy

theking 09-06-2004 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Citizen
Dimwit, we are talking about people WILLINGLY leaving their country as tourists, not an invasion force.

If you have no choice about it then you aren't a tourist.

Many miltary personell are allowed to choose where they serve in the sense that they volunteer to serve in Germany...Korea...Japan...etc. They willingly choose to leave their country to serve in various places and of course while there...as I have explained they act as any "tourist" does and see what they find interesting within the country. Many military personell especially like to serve in Germany and from there they visit much of Europe. There are millions of them that have done so.

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by RayVega
Interesting, I think that Canadians have the same stigma here..as I am sure you are aware. Whether it is true or not I leave to the haters.
thing is, we know where the US are ... a lot of us know the states and everything ...

You don't learn shit about other countries in US school . The US is just really self-centered .

They use a lot of countries to make themselves rich and one day everybody will just turn their back ... you cannot live like that for ever.

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Citizen
Americans need to get out of their own country more because most of them know very little about the rest of the world.
Bush probably don't even know how to place all countries on the map and he's president ... he haven't been to europe b4 getting elected and such ...

rickholio 09-06-2004 06:39 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Webby
Hi Rick... Na... most of the Carib tourist trade actually comes mainly from Canada (kinda odd considering the US is nearer) and that is followed by European biz - but that is probably more do with "ties" to eg... St Maartin with Holland and some other islands to the UK.

It is noticeable how little US visitors actually go there. Even in dealings .. like commerical stuff, there seems to be more Canadian transactions than with the US.

You know, you're not the first person to mention this. When I was in Jamaica I was talking to a couple of the locals who worked the resort and they told me that they see as many nucks as yanks there, sometimes more.

It's not that odd when you look at it, though... the carribean is warm in the winter, and up here it's REALLY REALLY FUCKING COLD. We need to break up the chill with a little sunshine and surf. :thumbsup

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:40 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Webby
volante:



:glugglug

Gotta say... when I first went to the US for a while - it hit ya in the face! :-) It was unbelievable that so many people were so damned ignorant of anything outside their own state. It was... more than just embarassing.

Btw... as an "education" on eg cellphones. There are far more advanced cell phone operations in the UK/Europe than in the US. I remember I tried to buy some that had some chance of working in the US - hell.. even the "towers" did not cover any reasonable range. Tho, think it "may" have improved slightly since then.

The US people? I like em. Not that they are any different to other places - all human :-) The hospitality of some of these folks is notable!

If I was to take the very silly "superior" US mouths (read fucking ignorant), on GFY to be any "sampling" of the US people - I'd think they were all just fresh out of a failed term of mental rehabilition. But fortunately, I know better and have many good US friends who actually are "balanced" and clearly with a higher intellect than some of the shit on GFY :-)

The US as a country? Nice country - it's gotta be - it covers enough land area.

Generally? I like the US and it's people - ya can't not like them.
By far, my "grouse" would be the US govt - or rather the US Admin - there are plenty good people in the US govt and doing a good job - tho they may never be thanked for it:-) The US Admin.... dunno what to say (forgetting any politics) - it just stinks like no admin of any other democratic country on the planet. I can't see this Admin is of the slighest value to the US people - tho they sure pay the bills.

Best thing to do with the Admin is ignore it and anything they say/claim - the cancer might just heal itself - it sure as hell is not a credible admin that can claim to represent the US people. (btw.. this is above politics - it's about some truth, honesty and credibility)

I got no problems with the US (dammit, or any other country) - other than the ... well.. really silly "management". :-)

about cell phones, there are still several places even in NY where it's hard to get a signal ...

Europe, china and japan are much more advanced for cell phones ... ppl barely use sms over there still ...

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by theking
Unless you can prove me to be wrong...it is my understanding that many countries of the world are dependent upon American tourists for a significant part of their economy...thus Americans do visit many...if not all countries of the world. Not that I place the importance of visiting other countries as you apparently do.

You have great insight to other countries of the world as seen from your drugged mind from the window of your hostel. :1orglaugh

What a fucking troll ... how much $ you think the US make from tourism ? Grow up kid

Webby 09-06-2004 06:43 PM

Panky:

Quote:

We do not need a passport to enter Canada, Mexico, Bahamas, US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Guam, Aruba, Barbados, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Jamaica, Netherland Antilles, Panama, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, British West Indies...
Just to enlighten you. Considering some of these places are US territory, I'd wonder WTF you need any ID for.

I think you better just check on some of the others that are not US territory - I'd hate to rely on you getting out of Panama with just a photo ID and birth certificate. At the very least you'd need a Touist Visa/card tho that is even questionable.

We are talking about "valid passports" - not some tourist shit to places like Puerto Rico.

theking 09-06-2004 06:43 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Panky
We do not need a passport to enter Canada, Mexico, Bahamas, US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Guam, Aruba, Barbados, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Jamaica, Netherland Antilles, Panama, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, British West Indies...

So you can see that we are allowed to travel to quite a few places with only our birth certificate and photo ID for identification.

Actually their are other countries that you do not need a passport to travel to if you are a member of the American Military...and are already stationed within a...let us say...European country. From your duty station there are some countries that your Military ID and Birth Certificate are enough to allow travel...there are some that will require a passport.

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:44 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Citizen
You Americans really don't understand the value of PER CAPITA statistics, do you?

:1orglaugh

Don't feed the troll ... he's just dumb

Theo 09-06-2004 06:46 PM

im antiamerican you forgot lol :)

theking 09-06-2004 06:46 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Doctor Dre
What a fucking troll ... how much $ you think the US make from tourism ? Grow up kid
I am past my mid forties kid...and what the fuck does " how much $ you think the US make from tourism ?" have to do with any of my statements. :321GFY...kid.

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:47 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by theking
The last time I went to Canada I was not required to have a Passport and the same applies to Mexico. Yes...I was referring to the Armed Forces...and the US has troops stationed in more than half of the countries in the World.
Canada and mexico ... the 2 nearest countries . Try to go to europe or china without a passeport ...

Webby 09-06-2004 06:48 PM

rickholio:

Quote:

You know, you're not the first person to mention this. When I was in Jamaica I was talking to a couple of the locals who worked the resort and they told me that they see as many nucks as yanks there, sometimes more.

It's not that odd when you look at it, though... the carribean is warm in the winter, and up here it's REALLY REALLY FUCKING COLD. We need to break up the chill with a little sunshine and surf.
Yep! Valid point! :-)

I remember when I lived in the Carib - it dawned on me that every place I went I was dealing with Canadian folks! :-)

Tho there were a good few US people - mainly on casino stuff (and quite often on the "wanted list" because of this) - but they were OK people!

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:50 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by theking
I am past my mid forties kid...and what the fuck does " how much $ you think the US make from tourism ?" have to do with any of my statements. :321GFY...kid.

It means : OFF COURSE other countries make money from US tourism . As USA makes money from forgein tourism too ...

This is not a good example . Remove 100 % of the tourism in US and watch the economy ... it would have an effect on it for sure .

theking 09-06-2004 06:51 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Doctor Dre
Canada and mexico ... the 2 nearest countries . Try to go to europe or china without a passeport ...
I have been to several countries in Europe without a passport as well as the Mid-East...and the Far East and some in the Americas. I have also traveled to some of them with a passport.

Webby 09-06-2004 06:52 PM

theKing:

Quote:

Actually their are other countries that you do not need a passport to travel to if you are a member of the American Military...
Who the fuck is talking about the "American Military"??

We "were" talking about "tourists" - you got military on the fucking brain king.

It that your extent of seeing the world??

If so, shut the fuck up and quit trolling. It was a half sensible thread till you crept in...

Webby 09-06-2004 06:53 PM

Quote:

I have been to several countries in Europe without a passport as well as the Mid-East...and the Far East and some in the Americas. I have also traveled to some of them with a passport.
:1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:53 PM

He got brainwashed by the military ... here is the problem now ... that's why he's so much of a troll

Doctor Dre 09-06-2004 06:54 PM

Travel agencies here say :

Clearly state you are a CANADIAN when you arrive somewhere, not an american ... service will be much better

That give a good idea of what the rest of the world think about americans

theking 09-06-2004 06:56 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Webby
theKing:



Who the fuck is talking about the "American Military"??

We "were" talking about "tourists" - you got military on the fucking brain king.

It that your extent of seeing the world??

If so, shut the fuck up and quit trolling. It was a half sensible thread till you crept in...

My point is the American military is a significant part of "tourism" in many countries...and that is a fact...which you want to avoid for whatever...misguided reasons you have in your wee little Webby mind. FYI...I do not take orders from the wee little minded people on the earth...so no I will not shut the fuck up.

Theo 09-06-2004 06:57 PM

When you are in the army you don't need passport, one of my best friend traveled in many EU countries during army and didn't have to carry one, but that's a whole different case. Normal citizen is IMPOSSIBLE to cross european borders without a passport. It is supposed that EU members can pass borders by just showing their ID, but in many cases this doesn't really apply.

wow i typed all these in 10 seconds

Webby 09-06-2004 07:00 PM

theKing:

Quote:

My point is the American military is a significant part of "tourism" in many countries...
You just talk shit - I really can't be bothered.

If you want to play semantics with "tourism" and "service personnel" serving overseas, we'd be here all fucking night...

Other countries do the same shit - so I'd think that more than levels the amount of "US military tourism" (eh?) that goes on worldwide.

theking 09-06-2004 07:02 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Soul_Rebel
When you are in the army you don't need passport, one of my best friend traveled in many EU countries during army and didn't have to carry one, but that's a whole different case. Normal citizen is IMPOSSIBLE to cross european borders without a passport. It is supposed that EU members can pass borders by just showing their ID, but in many cases this doesn't really apply.

wow i typed all these in 10 seconds

That is my point...he was in the Military...but when off duty...on pass...on leave...he was a "tourist". Millions of Americans have done the same thing. BTW...passports are renewable...and many that have had passports do not any longer have a valid passport so I assume would not be included in the 20% figure that was presented (assuming that 20% is a valid figure which it may or may not be).


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