Author Topic: Skele is God (Read 9916 times)

Skele · November 10, 2009, 10:15:47 AM

What? It was because of the reason, not because of the quanitity of people.

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Rughugger · November 10, 2009, 10:26:18 AM

Yup, the world loves to hate America, but when it all boils down to it you guys would be screwed without us. I could spout endless reasons why we have done a mass means of good in this world, but no one cares. Because everyone likes to bandwagon against the US because it's the most convenient excuse to why the world is going to stuff. No one is ever ready to admit massive faults their own countries do, nope. That's all America's fault and let's justify it with a few bad examples over the years.

Truly truly truly pathetic attitude.

Skele · November 10, 2009, 10:35:42 AM

Exactly what has Canada done wrong to the world? :S

The fact you are getting so worked up about this kind of shows how American you truly are. Someone says one little thing about America and you attack them for it?

Also, I'm not saying everything wrong with the world is America's fault. What I do dislike is the arrogance I see from the people from there. Just as you dislike some Canadian's saying you should celebrate our holidays.

Rughugger · November 10, 2009, 10:50:18 AM

Quote from: Skele on November 10, 2009, 10:35:42 AM

Exactly what has Canada done wrong to the world? :S

The fact you are getting so worked up about this kind of shows how American you truly are. Someone says one little thing about America and you attack them for it?

Also, I'm not saying everything wrong with the world is America's fault. What I do dislike is the arrogance I see from the people from there. Just as you dislike some Canadian's saying you should celebrate our holidays.

I'm sure there is a list just as long as the US. You make it seem as if Canada is faultless in everything, but you know better than I would what kinds of wrongs your country has done. I'm not going to sit behind my PC looking them up for the sake of an unnecessary argument. The point is, you know, and you have your gripes about what your government has done and is currently involved in. That's what being a citizen is about, that's what freedom is about.

Gee, thanks for reminding me I'm American. I musta durn near forgot that. The fact that I get worked up, as you claim that I do, isn't even a factor. I was born here, so I'm loyal to my country just as you are to yours. I'm sure you get equally frustrated with the same old Canadian stereotypes as we do about how the world stereotypes us. I'm not attacking anything, I'm defending my country from wrongful slander and persecution by someone who, by all means, is supposed our ally.

You've shown just as much arrogance to how "faultless" your country is as I have trying to defend mine. Seriously dude, take a look at what you type before you post it. You're blind to your own observations.

Nex · November 10, 2009, 11:04:21 AM

Quote from: Rughugger on November 10, 2009, 10:50:18 AM

You're ~~blind to your own observations~~ GOD.

Fixed =O

Are you the president of US? If not,(kek), how do you know what your/other countries have done and not done, or who's fault something is? All you can do is assume you are being told what's going on.

Skele · November 10, 2009, 11:07:41 AM

As far as I know the most wrong we've done is destroy the Native American culture, which I admittedly am not proud of. The only other gripes I have is that we decided to go to war in the middle east. Other than that Canada is usually helping out the victims of war, cleaning up messes America, or any other country for that matter, has made.

You instigated this argument. You pointed out how you disliked Canadians for a reason, I replied with why I disliked Americans for a reason. You took it as an attack, when it wasn't.

As for my arrogance, maybe I was a bit, I'm sorry for that.

Also, I find most Canadian stereotypes comical. For example, we have a stereotype that we live in igloos. It's easier to laugh at the ignorance rather than be offended by it.

Inv3rted · November 10, 2009, 11:13:33 AM

Bush wasn't really elected democratically the first time. It's arguable that Al Gore won.

Both of you are generalizing countries which have nothing to do with personal belief and values. I dislike many religious folk because of their beliefs, not because of their nationality. Being an American does not make you support the Republicigarette policies, just as being a Canadian does not make you support whatever is bad with Canada according to Rughugger.

Rughugger · November 10, 2009, 11:55:09 AM

Quote from: Skele on November 10, 2009, 11:07:41 AM

As far as I know the most wrong we've done is destroy the Native American culture, which I admittedly am not proud of. The only other gripes I have is that we decided to go to war in the middle east. Other than that Canada is usually helping out the victims of war, cleaning up messes America, or any other country for that matter, has made.
And yet somehow, that doesn't sound like policing either. You feel you have to go out into the world and correct mistakes other countries have made. Gee, sounds a lot like what everyone accuses the US of doing all the time.
You instigated this argument. You pointed out how you disliked Canadians for a reason, I replied with why I disliked Americans for a reason. You took it as an attack, when it wasn't.
I stated I disliked the attitude of Canadians who feel other countries should celebrate their holidays. If you didn't feel I was personally attacking you, then why bother replying at all if you're not even part of the problem?
Also, I find most Canadian stereotypes comical. For example, we have a stereotype that we live in igloos. It's easier to laugh at the ignorance rather than be offended by it.
Yes ,well living in igloos and messing with the internal politics of other countries for the sole benefit of profit are two different things. One is a joke, the other is an accusation that has yet to hold any real merit.