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What makes you think I would click on a link provided by you?While you're desperately trying to dig up links to deny mine, here's another one![]()
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Are you an American Citizen? A registered voter in the United States? If not i suggest you take your own advice.
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!!![]()
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Fancy a Seppo making such an incredibly injudicious statement as that. As usual, your neo-Nazi ignorance is only bested by your breathtaking hypocrisy!
Your self-righteous dismissal of Diuretic is s-o-o characteristic of America's deep-seated double standards.
As a matter of fact, if you were an Australian you would be justifiably calling for your government to nuke America for what it has done to you; like overthrowing our democratically elected Labour government in 1975 for starters. here and here
Yet if a bunch of Aussie Yobbos (my religion) flew planes into the new Twin Towers, THE most uniformed people on the planet, Americans, would be back to bleating "Why us, when we are so G-O-O-D?!!" all over again.![]()
Face it, Stupe, no country in the history of the world has interfered in the internal affairs of other nations as much as holier-than-thou America.
IF you bother to read this, remember this is the work of just one subversive agency of many in a whole procession of your “evil” governments since the universally despised Puritans slimed ashore.
Even as I write America and its Jewish puppet masters are killing democratically elected Palestinian government ministers and basically admitting it is carying out covert ops inside Iran.
Don’t get me started on the subject of clandestinely overthrowing other's governments Gummy, I’ll make you look like a proper fucking goose.![]()
Noun: yobbo (yobbos) yóbow
Usage: Brit
An uncultured, aggressive, rude, noisy troublemaker
- bully, tough, hooligan, ruffian, roughneck, rowdy, yob [Brit], yobo [Brit]
Derived forms: yobbos
Type of: aggressor, assailant, assailer, assaulter, attacker
Encyclopedia: Yobbo
Yobbo or yob is a slang term for an uncouth or thuggish blue collar person. The word derives from a backslang reading of the word "boy" (boy or boyo reversed becomes yob or — slightly modified — yobbo
Face it, Stupe, no country in the history of the world has interfered in the internal affairs of other nations as much as holier-than-thou America.
Even as I write America and its Jewish puppet masters are killing democratically elected Palestinian government ministers and basically admitting it is carying out covert ops inside Iran.
Are you an American Citizen? A registered voter in the United States? If not i suggest you take your own advice.
I'll say it again - why not stay out of the affairs of other nations?
I'll say it again - why not stay out of the affairs of other nations?
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How could you be so vile, so evil, as to suggest this belligerent Bubba relinquish his God-given right to turn the entire world into Waffle-house warriors like him from the safety of his armoured armchair!
The only thing that could explain such a mutinous anti-American mind-set coming from a historically subservient Aussie is that Satan has overcome your shallow born-againity and you have back-slid into the sinful socialism of your forefathers.
Say twenty five Our Founding Fathers, twenty five Hail John Waynes, sing the Star Spangled Banner and shout W-O-O-O-O!!! at each Station of the Burning Cross as your penance.
No go and sin no more, my son!![]()
Do you enjoy looking like an asshole?
Do you enjoy looking like an asshole?
My family and I recently went on a United Airlines ice hockey trip to Michigan.
First of all WHAT A DUMP!
I can honestly say the only good that came out of the trip was that now my wife and 15 year old son understand and concur with my general dislike for Americans... They were dirty, smelly,ignorant, arrogant, rotten, jealous bastards...The language the American kids used was disgusting and their parents were no better...
Thanks for not disappointing!
What Has US Done for Us? A Lot, Actually
2005
Complete article: http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/what-has-us-done-for-us-a-lot-actually/2005/08/21/1124562749389.html
If there must be one superpower, let it be one that shares our values, writes Peter Costello.
Last Monday was the 60th anniversary of the victory in the Pacific. Australia and the United States went into World War II separately but came out of it together: as allies, as friends.
By February 1942 the continental mainland of Australia was under direct air attack. Australia faced its gravest security threat. But beginning with the naval battles in the Coral Sea, with the Australian land defence of Port Moresby and the island campaign under Douglas MacArthur, the war began to turn. It ended in circumstances that are well known.
Anyone who lived through that period knows that in Australia's greatest hour of need it was the forces of the United States that stood with us in the defence of Australia and ultimately secured victory in the Pacific.
This is the World War II generation - a generation sometimes described as the "greatest generation". My generation is the sons and daughters of that generation.
But we should not assume that these events loom large in the minds of the next generation.
It is common in this country, like so many others, to come across anti-American sentiment.
It is always there, but it rises at times of Australia's military engagement in coalition with the US. Most recently Australia's engagement in Iraq has raised these sentiments.
Critics commonly allege that Australia is only engaged in these theatres at the urging of, or in some supine gesture towards, the US. "After all," one senior school student aggressively asked me at a local school, "what have the Americans ever done for us?"
What indeed? I began my answer with the events of 1941. There was no flicker of recognition. It was clear to me that whatever the educational achievements of this school, the teaching of history was not among them.
Anti-Americanism is not unique to Australia. In Europe, particularly France, it is widespread.
Part of the feeling against America in Europe stems from the fact that although America is a much younger country it has managed to take the leadership role in world affairs that Europeans believe rightly should belong to them. In the minds of many in Europe, America is an immature upstart. Of course, one of the reasons this upstart became a global leader is that it proved quite successful and valuable to France in 1944!
Anti-Americanism is virulent in the Arab world. I will not give examples. They are regularly published in newspapers and on websites. Some of them can be extremely offensive. They mostly revolve around perceived injustices to Islam, the Palestinians or the so-called influence of the Jews.
But a sense of denied global leadership or a perceived injustice to the Arab world is not likely to be the source of anti-Americanism in Australia. So where does it come from?
There has always been hostility from some on the left of politics towards America. These are people who believe capitalism is evil and that the US is the place where the evil of capitalism and exploitation is most at home. During the Cold War, Marxists and socialists of various types were ideologically or emotionally drawn to the communist side. Their side lost. This gave them even stronger reason to dislike America.
Fortunately, communism has now been consigned to the dustbin of history. But the sentiment hasn't entirely disappeared. The left in Australian politics is still there but has morphed itself into other names. One of the names you will find it takes today is "anti-globalisation".
Outside of left-wing circles, there might be another reason for resentment towards the US. There is a resentment about the level of US power.
People get suspicious about power because they fear that at the end of the day it might be used against them, or their interests, or the interests of those they care for.
But if the world is to have a hegemon, the modern US is the kind of hegemon we would like to have: democratic, respectful of human rights, with strong and genuine belief in individual liberty.
Where do rabid, mouth-foaming, lunatic-left Australians, like Chips Rafferty, that hate America come from? After all, is not America an ally of Australia? The following article from The Age, an Australian newspaper, attempts an explanation:
Where do rabid, mouth-foaming, lunatic-left Australians, like Chips Rafferty, that hate America come from? After all, is not America an ally of Australia? The following article from The Age, an Australian newspaper, attempts an explanation:
gibe - get this, Gomer;After all, is not America an ally of Australia
Furthermore, as for your latest pitiful attempt to paint me as a terrorist/traitor in the star-spangled eyes of your feeble-minded fascist friends with your glaringly obvious gibe - get this, Gomer;
Im fucking disgusted Australia is allied with America!![]()
After all, is not Uzbekistan an ally of America?
That line speaks for itself. You can barely control yourself to pen your madness. Take a look in the mirror to see the face of a person consumed with hate. Seriously, seek some professional help before it is too late.Im fucking disgusted Australia is allied with America!![]()
Well of course you are.
Chips, get some professional help before you hurt yourself or someone else.
That line speaks for itself. You can barely control yourself to pen your madness. Take a look in the mirror to see the face of a person consumed with hate. Seriously, seek some professional help before it is too late.
I will say it again, TAKE your own advice......