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Joe Sixpack 03-04-2003 11:08 PM

Non-Americans, are you jealous of the USA?
 
Whenever non-Americans disagree with Americans the usual response is along the lines of: "You're just jealous of our great country!" or "You'd be living here if you had the chance!"

Well now is your chance to have your say. Are you, as a non-American, jealous of the USA or their lifestyle? Do you wish to revoke your own citizenship to go and live in the USA and become an American?

Note that this is not a poll because we'd have all the Americans voting that we were jealous of them.

I'll be first. No, I am not jealous of the USA nor do I wish to become an American or adopt American values.

So come on all you foreign scum with your funny food and strange cultures... SPEAK UP NOW!

bawdy 03-04-2003 11:20 PM

well vegas is about the only thing i wish we had in australia... oh and those little hamburgers... white castle or something they look good... apart from that..

BRISK 03-04-2003 11:27 PM

I've lived in many countries (including the US).

There are parts of the US I could see living in long-term, but not everywhere.

For example: Hawaii is alot different from Kansas, Seattle is waaay different than Miami. Alaska is nothing like Arizona.

Some parts of the US are Jerry Springer, some are Beverly Hills 90210.

It all depends on the person and what it is you're looking for in a place to live.

I like all modern western countries, I prefer some more than others, and I've been to almost every western country in the world.

It also depends on how old you are too, I'm in my 20s and I think Australia is the best country to live in during your 20s. It's the best place for partying and meeting new people. If I was over 40 years old and had kids maybe I would choose Canada (BC).

If I was over 60 years old maybe I would choose New Zealand.

Its all good. Keep on rockin in a free world! :thumbsup

Interlude 03-04-2003 11:30 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack
Whenever non-Americans disagree with Americans the usual response is along the lines of: "You're just jealous of our great country!" or "You'd be living here if you had the chance!"
You actually expect legit responses when you lead off with ignorance like this? You're just as bad as those you claim to hate.

Gimmy 03-04-2003 11:31 PM

US is a cool place to live, besides the annoying american sports

Dveron 03-04-2003 11:32 PM

Jealous? I live in the 2nd most livable city in the world :thumbsup
http://www.canada.com/vancouver/vanc...A-98A6455E3611

BRISK 03-04-2003 11:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Dveron
Jealous? I live in the 2nd most livable city in the world :thumbsup
http://www.canada.com/vancouver/vanc...A-98A6455E3611

Vancouver is definitley a beautiful city, especially May to August. :thumbsup

MiLo 03-04-2003 11:34 PM

I lived in both Australia and New Zealand,
and iŽll take Australia anytime of the day.

Yes, New Zealand is like this huge retirement island.
I see myself in there, getting drunk at a pub at the age
of 65, nagging about the bad back, the wife and the grandsons.

Spunky 03-04-2003 11:34 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Dveron
Jealous? I live in the 2nd most livable city in the world :thumbsup
http://www.canada.com/vancouver/vanc...A-98A6455E3611

Hell Ya Bro:thumbsup

psyko514 03-04-2003 11:37 PM

Jealous?

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FlyingIguana 03-04-2003 11:40 PM

jealous of what? we kick american ass in hockey.

Raider Mort 03-04-2003 11:40 PM

To answer your question, all you have to do is observe all those folks in banana boats leaving the USA in droves.

:evil-laug

BigFrog 03-04-2003 11:40 PM

im an american that would move to vancouver in a heart beat :thumbsup

KRL 03-04-2003 11:48 PM

America has the best looking, most recognized and respected flag in the world and that says it all.

http://www.ftfindustries.com/CP-52_America_Beau.jpg

So Kiss Our Ass, on second thought take a number, these buns are taken. :1orglaugh

Joe Sixpack 03-04-2003 11:50 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by KRL
America has the best looking, most recognized flag in the world and that says it all.
So exactly how many countries have you visited and how much time have you spent overseas?

Gutterboy 03-04-2003 11:53 PM

Lived in various cities in the UK, Europe, NY and I've been near San Francisco for a decade. Moving to Vancouver in 04

KRL 03-04-2003 11:54 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack


So exactly how many countries have you visited and how much time have you spent overseas?

Are you in Brisbane Joe? I've always liked Australians and have several Aussie friends. You're the first that I've met with a severe case of America Sucks attitude.

Joe Sixpack 03-04-2003 11:55 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by KRL


Are you in Brisbane Joe? I've always liked Australians and have several Aussie friends. You're the first that I've met with a severe case of America Sucks attitude.

Answer the question, bitch!

chodadog 03-04-2003 11:57 PM

I live in Brisbane, Australia. I've lived in many countries (due to my dad's work). Haven't been to the US as of yet. But i'm planning on heading over there for a while later this year, or early next year.

Can't say i'm jealous of people living in the US. But then again, i don't have a low opinion of Americans either.

MonkeyMan 03-04-2003 11:57 PM

Joe Sixpack why don't you just move to the US. You seem rather obsessed with it..... Its kinda like the person who overcompensates and loves to bring up how not gay he is all the time.... when everyone knows your an american patriot just waiting to come out of your aussie closet.

Joe Sixpack 03-04-2003 11:59 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by MonkeyMan
Joe Sixpack why don't you just move to the US.
Because I don't want to. I like living in Australia.

MrPopup 03-05-2003 12:04 AM

Nope...it took awhile for me to come around but I'm not jealous of anyone.

Americans arent competition. They are our friends.

I'm sick of this bullshit. Good people are good people and I hate what this fucking world is turning to.

Fuck off with your question. It only causes further division.

God Bless America and Canada.

BRISK 03-05-2003 12:07 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by MrPopup
God Bless America and Canada.
...and all other western countries that aren't full of camel riding religious fanatics. :thumbsup

the indigo 03-05-2003 12:08 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by KRL
America has the best looking, most recognized and respected flag in the world and that says it all.

:1orglaugh

You don't travel much to say that. American and their flag are hated worldwide for their arrogance.

JeremySF 03-05-2003 12:19 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack
Whenever non-Americans disagree with Americans the usual response is along the lines of: "You're just jealous of our great country!" or "You'd be living here if you had the chance!"

Joe, you are making a GROSS generalizatoin.

1) There are several, a very vocal minority, an axis of maybe 6 people, who would say if you disagree with America you are just jealous of America and you want to live here.

2) However, there are in the world many people living in abject poverty who hate the U.S. because they are jealous. But, they also hate the West in general, but because the U.S. is the major superpower, it is the most convenient target. These people don't live in Europe, Australia, Japan, et al. And, probably more than not, actually like America. I've traveled to a number of "third-world" countries where I was treated like a celebrity because I was American (or western).

I love my country. I love living here. But, I also loved living overseas and would eagerly do it again given the opportunity.

The problem with some people here is that they think loving America means despising everyone else, or least thinking they are better than everyone else. But they hardly speak for the majority of good Americans who are friendly, tolerant and welcoming of visitors.

Frankly, I'm pretty shocked by how ignorant some people are on this board (a very small minority, though), but they are hardly representative of the entire country.

Yassi 03-05-2003 12:20 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack
Whenever non-Americans disagree with Americans the usual response is along the lines of: "You're just jealous of our great country!" or "You'd be living here if you had the chance!"

Well now is your chance to have your say. Are you, as a non-American, jealous of the USA or their lifestyle? Do you wish to revoke your own citizenship to go and live in the USA and become an American?

Note that this is not a poll because we'd have all the Americans voting that we were jealous of them.

I'll be first. No, I am not jealous of the USA nor do I wish to become an American or adopt American values.

So come on all you foreign scum with your funny food and strange cultures... SPEAK UP NOW!

I am jealous :)
gimmie that green card god dammit :glugglug

JeremySF 03-05-2003 12:26 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Yassi


I am jealous :)
gimmie that green card god dammit :glugglug


How much $$$ do you have? I'll sell you one.

LiveDose 03-05-2003 12:30 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by MrPopup
Nope...it took awhile for me to come around but I'm not jealous of anyone.

Americans arent competition. They are our friends.

I'm sick of this bullshit. Good people are good people and I hate what this fucking world is turning to.

Fuck off with your question. It only causes further division.

God Bless America and Canada.

Agreed. I am tired of this stupid shit too. It was interesting at first just to see what everyone's core feelings were but now it's just getting annoying.

How about some threads where you talk about positive things where you are. A lot of us enjoy travel and maybe you'll actually have an impact on opening the eyes of fellow collegues to your country...:2 cents:

JeremySF 03-05-2003 12:50 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by LiveDose


Agreed. I am tired of this stupid shit too. It was interesting at first just to see what everyone's core feelings were but now it's just getting annoying.

How about some threads where you talk about positive things where you are. A lot of us enjoy travel and maybe you'll actually have an impact on opening the eyes of fellow collegues to your country...:2 cents:

The problem is that people let their emotions get the best of them and they feel the need to attack someone else's (or everyone else's) country, and it just becomes lame. However, a good political debate, and even a little ribbing, is fun and worthwhile, as long as it is in good spirit. Unfortunately, many of these discussions have just denigrated.

galleryseek 03-05-2003 12:51 AM

being a genius, my opinion is pretty much fact so don't argue it.

in a nutshell, due to all the attention america recieves throughout the world, a lot of people become rather opinionated about it (and a large majority of the time its a negative opinion).

the reason it is negative is because most of the time, foreign people who don't like where they live need an excuse not to desire living in the US because it makes it a bit easier to cope with. LOL! Crazy, isn't it.

shit, if i lived in some typical joe schmoe country and i heard of a country called USA, "Land of the free", where all the movie stars / famous people live, shit i'd wanna be over there myself too. but realistically most people won't make it there, so to make reality more comfortable, they distort their perceptions of the US in a negative manner.

usually with anything in life, if a person / thing recieves a ton of attention whether it be negative or positive - it possesses one of 2 qualities. its either really kickass / hip n' happenin / up tight n' outta site (which is generally the case), or its a terrible mean massive bully.

and for most people who dislike the US, they know its a really kickass place to live (depending on where you go of course), but its easy to follow the bandwagon and hate on something for the sake of making reality a bit better.

KRL 03-05-2003 12:52 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack


Answer the question, bitch!


USA Foreign Born Population 35 Million

Australia Foreign Born Population 4 Million

That answers the popularity contest.

Gman.357 03-05-2003 12:53 AM

You know, I can't resist posting in a Joe Sixpack thread. If only to interrupt his seemingly endless flow of anti-american propeganda vomit.

What's the point of this thread, Joe? Do you really give a shit about the topic itself, or is it just another chance to stir the shit around here between webmasters from different countries? Is the adult industry really THAT baffling to you that you can't make a singular post about the one topic that unites us all? Are you even an adult webmaster, or were you sent here by Bin Laden to bring chaos to the adult business?

Be careful what you say about America. I have a few friends in Australia that love this country, and they may live closer to you than you think.

:glugglug

JeremySF 03-05-2003 12:57 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by galleryseek

the reason it is negative is because most of the time, foreign people who don't like where they live need an excuse not to desire living in the US because it makes it a bit easier to cope with. LOL! Crazy, isn't it.

shit, if i lived in some typical joe schmoe country and i heard of a country called USA, "Land of the free", where all the movie stars / famous people live, shit i'd wanna be over there myself too. but realistically most people won't make it there, so to make reality more comfortable, they distort their perceptions of the US in a negative manner.

I agree that most people who *hate* America, a primary catalyst of their hate is jealousy. It represents something they want, that they wish the have.

However, I don't think that if a person disagrees with U.S. foreign policy, and harbors a dislike for foreign policy, by definition hates America and deep down really wants to live here. I've lived in a lot of places, so I've had a lot of these discussions with people in other countries.

theking 03-05-2003 01:00 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Joe Sixpack
Whenever non-Americans disagree with Americans the usual response is along the lines of: "You're just jealous of our great country!" or "You'd be living here if you had the chance!"

Well now is your chance to have your say. Are you, as a non-American, jealous of the USA or their lifestyle? Do you wish to revoke your own citizenship to go and live in the USA and become an American?

Note that this is not a poll because we'd have all the Americans voting that we were jealous of them.

I'll be first. No, I am not jealous of the USA nor do I wish to become an American or adopt American values.

So come on all you foreign scum with your funny food and strange cultures... SPEAK UP NOW!

Are Aussie values different than American values? If so, elaborate please?

galleryseek 03-05-2003 01:03 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by JeremySF

However, I don't think that if a person disagrees with U.S. foreign policy, and harbors a dislike for foreign policy, by definition hates America and deep down really wants to live here. I've lived in a lot of places, so I've had a lot of these discussions with people in other countries.

yes in that respect i agree with you. but i believe there really aren't that many people who dislike america in that manner, opposed to the people who dislike america "just because" who follow the bandwagon and repeat bullshit they hear from others.

its related to a lot of the anti-war protestors here, when that guy went out and actually questioned people they truly had no reasoning behind their beliefs. just herds of sheep.

Joe Sixpack 03-05-2003 01:03 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Gman.357
What's the point of this thread, Joe? Do you really give a shit about the topic itself, or is it just another chance to stir the shit around here between webmasters from different countries?
I want to know if any foreign webmasters are actually jealous of the USA like you guys constantly say we are. You know, we all live in filthy commie countries and have no freedom etc etc Well I'm just checking in with other foreign webmasters to see how they feel.

If you don't like it, don't read the thread.

Quote:

Be careful what you say about America. I have a few friends in Australia that love this country, and they may live closer to you than you think.
Oooooooohhhhhhh.... are you friends gonna bash me?

Mummy I'm scared!

Bwahahahahahaahahaha!

Joe Sixpack 03-05-2003 01:05 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by theking


Are Aussie values different than American values? If so, elaborate please?

Considerably different but I'm not going to sit here and detail them for you. If you're interested come here yourself.

Joe Sixpack 03-05-2003 01:06 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by KRL



USA Foreign Born Population 35 Million

Australia Foreign Born Population 4 Million

That answers the popularity contest.

What the fuck are you talking about?

I asked you a question. How many countries have you visited and how much time, in total, have you spent overseas?

playa 03-05-2003 01:06 AM

we have better entertainment in movies and television

i can't remember the last time i seen an australian show on
NTV,,

well maybe the croc hunter,, he's pretty cool, he must be very popular in your country

playa 03-05-2003 01:07 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by playa
we have better entertainment in movies and television

i can't remember the last time i seen an australian show on
TV,,

well maybe the croc hunter,, he's pretty cool, he must be very popular in your country



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