Are you an American citizen?

[QUOTE="Perd1t1on"][QUOTE="Shottayouth13-"] What? :| He was born and raised in Britain. He grew up in a British culture and so he's proud of where he grew up, his country. He's also proud of the past achievements of his country. Is that so hard to understand?. Yes, one can be proud of their country and one can also be proud of their own accomplishments (Shocking isn't it?). The two things are not mutually exclusive. Is that so hard to understand?Shottayouth13-

Oh gee :roll:

You heard it here on GS first people, being proud of your country makes you look like an idiot. That's right you Spaniards, or you Dutch, don't even bother shedding tears of joy if your country wins the world cup on Sunday. You'll look like an idiot with a mind boggling superiority complex.

I don't think it makes you look like an idiot but I don't see the point in being proud of something you had no control of being a part in and did not contribute towards in any way what so ever.

As for me, I am an American Citizen. I'm told I'm also a Canadian citizen, apparently.

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[QUOTE="Perd1t1on"] You're right, they're are not mutually exclusive. One makes sense, however egotistical. The other just makes you look like an idiot that clings to the accomplishments of a vague entity to gratify your need to feel superior to others. derp.Pixel-Pirate

Oh gee :roll:

You heard it here on GS first people, being proud of your country makes you look like an idiot. That's right you Spaniards, or you Dutch, don't even bother shedding tears of joy if your country wins the world cup on Sunday. You'll look like an idiot with a mind boggling superiority complex.

I don't think it makes you look like an idiot but I don't see the point in being proud of something you had no control of being a part in and did not contribute towards in any way what so ever.

As for me, I am an American Citizen. I'm told I'm also a Canadian citizen, apparently.

Nope, I'm Australian ;)

no i never plan on it . Canada>>>usa

dontshackzmii

Nope, i'm just me.

Yes I am. But unlike most of the people from other countries in this thread, I don't randomly hate on other nations. I really have nothing against other countries. I find that people that usually hate on other countries have smaller brains and no girlfriend.

yes sir.

No. Just North American, which is different.

i am one damn proud American.

i love everything about my country (except stupid people, fat people, lazy ignorant people, ignorant foreign people, some of the government, the poopy judicial system etc)

I'm also proud of the music they made/play, because every 4th of July i stand on top of my house and play America songs most of the day on my trumpet.

[QUOTE="Quaker-w00ts"]i am one damn proud American. i love everything about my country (except stupid people, fat people, lazy ignorant people, ignorant foreign people, some of the government, the poopy judicial system etc)Deihjan

how so?

[QUOTE="Deihjan"][QUOTE="Quaker-w00ts"]i am one damn proud American. i love everything about my country (except stupid people, fat people, lazy ignorant people, ignorant foreign people, some of the government, the poopy judicial system etc)Quaker-w00ts

how so?

Texan first. American second.

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[QUOTE="Deihjan"] Lol irony.Deihjan

how so?

[QUOTE="Deihjan"][QUOTE="Quaker-w00ts"]

how so?

0Tyler0

[QUOTE="Tessellation"]I lost it,dumb me,but in my heart i still American and don't care what people thinks.GmasterRED

British citizen.

unfortunately, yes.

Yes, but thoughts of moving to Canada, or maybe Netherlands or something. lqtm jk, we don't have the kind of money to just up and move.

unfortunately, yes.

IronBeaver

[QUOTE="IronBeaver"]

unfortunately, yes.

gbpackers94

XD I always get that response. I think I will stay and try to help fix it though.