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Though I havnt been here much lately. My expeience here have always been with anti-american europeans bashing the U.S. Whether it's obesity, afganistan or culture. Seriously can you guy just stop the hate. I thought we were on the same team, although we are still the boss:P

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From what I've seen it tends to be more toward the right wing members on the forum than the US in general. Considering from a European perspective the right wing Americans on this board are rather over the top.

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Because people here are bored and are looking for stuff to talk about to keep themself bussy.

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Either terrorists or commies.

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Well I was in a thread the other day and a particular user not naming names said "I hate all Europeans"

so, yeah

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although we are still the boss:P
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You've basically answered your own question in pure unashamed arrogance.

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#7 SolidSnake35

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For me it's just good fun...

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#8 no_more_fayth

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A lot of Americans tend to be overly-patriotic.

They think America is the best at everything.

Sorry to burst your red, white and blue bubbles, but we're not.

Europeans know this.

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#9 dodgerblue13

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Because most Americans aren't great people. Hopefully I'm not one of them. Any hatred from me toward another country comes down to my jealousy of British accents.

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#10 SF_KiLLaMaN

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Because Europe hates our freedom.

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#11 SolidSnake35

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Because Europe hates our freedom. SF_KiLLaMaN

I don't even understand the greatness of your freedom. The term is thrown around a lot regarding the US but there's very little explanation for why it's better than the freedom anyone else has.

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A lot of Americans tend to be overly-patriotic.
They think America is the best at everything.
Sorry to burst your red, white and blue bubbles, but we're not.
Europeans know this.
no_more_fayth

European for the better part of my life, and this made me go "lolwut".

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#13 SolidSnake35

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[QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]
A lot of Americans tend to be overly-patriotic.
They think America is the best at everything.
Sorry to burst your red, white and blue bubbles, but we're not.
Europeans know this.
Verge_6

European for the better part of my life, and this made me go "lolwut".

I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.

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#14 dodgerblue13

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[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"]Because Europe hates our freedom. SolidSnake35

I don't even understand the greatness of your freedom. The term is thrown around a lot regarding the US but there's very little explanation for why it's better than the freedom anyone else has.

Y'know...because it's American freedom. Name me something Americans aren't the best at doing and I can immediately tell you something that is irrelevant.

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Because Europe hates our freedom. SF_KiLLaMaN

Yes, we love our European oppression governments.

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#16 SF_KiLLaMaN

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[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"]Because Europe hates our freedom. SolidSnake35

I don't even understand the greatness of your freedom. The term is thrown around a lot regarding the US but there's very little explanation for why it's better than the freedom anyone else has.

I was joking..... I guess I should have put in some sarcasm tags. What person would actually think Europe hates the U.S. freedom when it is basically the same?

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#17 Locutus_Picard

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Because Europe hates our freedom. SF_KiLLaMaN

You've never fought for your freedom. Don't act like you're entitled to it. And no, we don't hate your freedom...we laugh at your ''freedom''.

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[QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]
A lot of Americans tend to be overly-patriotic.
They think America is the best at everything.
Sorry to burst your red, white and blue bubbles, but we're not.
Europeans know this.
SolidSnake35

European for the better part of my life, and this made me go "lolwut".

I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.

Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

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#19 coolbeans90

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Because Europe hates our freedom. SF_KiLLaMaN

I know, right? I wish they'd stop that already!

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#20 SF_KiLLaMaN

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[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"]Because Europe hates our freedom. Locutus_Picard

You've never fought for your freedom. Don't act like you're entitled to it. And no, we don't hate your freedom...we laugh at your ''freedom''.

And we laugh at your funny accents. By the way, I was joking. So calm down.

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#21 SolidSnake35

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[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"]Because Europe hates our freedom. SF_KiLLaMaN

I don't even understand the greatness of your freedom. The term is thrown around a lot regarding the US but there's very little explanation for why it's better than the freedom anyone else has.

I was joking..... I guess I should have put in some sarcasm tags.

Couldn't tell. It seemed like something a USian would say.

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[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"]Because Europe hates our freedom. Locutus_Picard

You've never fought for your freedom.

And now the Euros start proving they're just as bad as the Yanks. God I love OT.

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#23 SolidSnake35

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[QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] European for the better part of my life, and this made me go "lolwut".

I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.

Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I don't know.. will have been around July... so possibly your independence day?

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There is such? :o

All I knew was the Cake and Pie tension and the tension between non Justin Bieber fans and his Beliebers.:?

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#25 SF_KiLLaMaN

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[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.

Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I don't know.. will have been around July... so possibly your independence day?

4th of July = Independence day.

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[QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] European for the better part of my life, and this made me go "lolwut".

I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.

Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I've visited the US 4 times and in some neighbourhoods it was getting to the point of becoming ridiculous. The stars and stripes on every single house, it almost seemed a competition for who could have the biggest flag pole. Also outside schools on big massive poles. It's just so unnecessary.

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[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.

Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I don't know.. will have been around July... so possibly your independence day?

4th of July is American independence day, hence why there were so many flags during your visit. You really can't falt displays of patriotism in that instance. :?

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#29 coolbeans90

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[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I don't even understand the greatness of your freedom. The term is thrown around a lot regarding the US but there's very little explanation for why it's better than the freedom anyone else has.SolidSnake35

I was joking..... I guess I should have put in some sarcasm tags.

Couldn't tell. It seemed like something a USian would say.

Not particularly, no.

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#30 SF_KiLLaMaN

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[QUOTE="mikegtfc"][QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.

Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I've visited the US 4 times and in some neighbourhoods it was getting to the point of becoming ridiculous. The stars and stripes on every single house, it almost seemed a competition for who could have the biggest flag pole. Also outside schools on big massive poles. It's just so unnecessary.

I guess it is wrong for someone to love their country. Who knew?

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[QUOTE="mikegtfc"][QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.

Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I've visited the US 4 times and in some neighbourhoods it was getting to the point of becoming ridiculous. The stars and stripes on every single house, it almost seemed a competition for who could have the biggest flag pole. Also outside schools on big massive poles. It's just so unnecessary.

I am sorry that you dont love your country as much as we do.

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[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"]Because Europe hates our freedom. Locutus_Picard

You've never fought for your freedom. Don't act like you're entitled to it. And no, we don't hate your freedom...we laugh at your ''freedom''.

And people here laugh at your socialist government taxing you to death. It goes both ways buddy

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Mainly because many of the Europeans around here just blindly hate on the U.S. Then when someone tries to defend it, those same users jump on that person and just bash him.

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#34 SolidSnake35

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[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I don't know.. will have been around July... so possibly your independence day?

4th of July = Independence day.

Darn, I should've replaced them with British flags. I wonder what the reaction would be.

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#35 coolbeans90

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[QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.mikegtfc

Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I've visited the US 4 times and in some neighbourhoods it was getting to the point of becoming ridiculous. The stars and stripes on every single house, it almost seemed a competition for who could have the biggest flag pole. Also outside schools on big massive poles. It's just so unnecessary.

Where is this neighborhood?

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Because people here are bored and are looking for stuff to talk about to keep themself bussy.kweeni

Best answers I can see...

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[QUOTE="mikegtfc"][QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I agree with the first point. The area of the US that I visited... every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.

Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I've visited the US 4 times and in some neighbourhoods it was getting to the point of becoming ridiculous. The stars and stripes on every single house, it almost seemed a competition for who could have the biggest flag pole. Also outside schools on big massive poles. It's just so unnecessary.

I've seen plenty of public institutions in my four years in the UK with the Jack outside. Does that mean Britain is overly patriotic and should be hated?

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[QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

A lot of Americans tend to be overly-patriotic.

They think America is the best at everything.

Sorry to burst your red, white and blue bubbles, but we're not.

Europeans know this.

And apparently a lot of Europeans stereotype

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although we are still the boss:P
AngelNeo00

Yeah, you guys deserved to be hated :P

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#40 SF_KiLLaMaN

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[QUOTE="SolidSnake35"][QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"][QUOTE="SolidSnake35"] I don't know.. will have been around July... so possibly your independence day?

4th of July = Independence day.

Darn, I should've replaced them with British flags. I wonder what the reaction would be.

Nothing good, that's for sure.

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#41 Locutus_Picard

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[QUOTE="Locutus_Picard"][QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"]Because Europe hates our freedom. Verge_6

You've never fought for your freedom.

And now the Euros start proving they're just as bad as the Yanks. God I love OT.

I hate europe as much as I ''hate'' the U.S. The US seems to be improving their image while Europe...it just run by corrupt politician, bankers, fraudulent people, bilderbergers and plain criminals. At least the U.S. has some decent folk. There, I bashed my own continent. We Europeans don't like Europe at all. The Euro, the new coin and the European constitution has been shoved down our throat. The former leading to 20% price increases IN EVERYTHING and the latter just ensuring we lose more and more rights and power as civilians.

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#42 SolidSnake35

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[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"][QUOTE="mikegtfc"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I've visited the US 4 times and in some neighbourhoods it was getting to the point of becoming ridiculous. The stars and stripes on every single house, it almost seemed a competition for who could have the biggest flag pole. Also outside schools on big massive poles. It's just so unnecessary.

I guess it is wrong for someone to love their country. Who knew?

Just a bit naive and silly. Not wrong.

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[QUOTE="jak275"][QUOTE="no_more_fayth"]

A lot of Americans tend to be overly-patriotic.

They think America is the best at everything.

Sorry to burst your red, white and blue bubbles, but we're not.

Europeans know this.

And apparently a lot of Europeans stereotype

Yep, in many cases, they stereotype even more than Americans. Ironic, really.

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I've been a subject of both continents/regions for about the same amount of time, and I think I can safely say that you BOTH are about as equally ridiculous as the other in just about every aspect.

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every house had the US flag sailing outside. I was like.. yeah, I know where I am, thanks.SolidSnake35

:lol: made me lol hard

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#47 no_more_fayth

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I'm American, hence the "we're" in my post.

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A lot of Americans tend to be overly-patriotic.
They think America is the best at everything.
Sorry to burst your red, white and blue bubbles, but we're not.
Europeans know this.
no_more_fayth

What america isnt the best at everything? My whole world has just come crashing down.....

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#49 SF_KiLLaMaN

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[QUOTE="SF_KiLLaMaN"][QUOTE="mikegtfc"] I've visited the US 4 times and in some neighbourhoods it was getting to the point of becoming ridiculous. The stars and stripes on every single house, it almost seemed a competition for who could have the biggest flag pole. Also outside schools on big massive poles. It's just so unnecessary.SolidSnake35

I guess it is wrong for someone to love their country. Who knew?

Just a bit naive and silly. Not wrong.

It's naive to show your support for something you love? Hm, that sounds perfectly logical.

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[QUOTE="Nick3306"][QUOTE="mikegtfc"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] Are you sure you weren't visiting during a national holiday? There's no flags where I am, and there are PLENTY of Russian ones to be seen in downtown Volgograd...

I've visited the US 4 times and in some neighbourhoods it was getting to the point of becoming ridiculous. The stars and stripes on every single house, it almost seemed a competition for who could have the biggest flag pole. Also outside schools on big massive poles. It's just so unnecessary.

I am sorry that you dont love your country as much as we do.

Showing love for your country is not based on how big your flag is. This is one of the reasons the US is looked upon badly by some people. Assuming because we don't hang flags from every orifice means we're anti-patriots is shameful. I love my country and the UK, I choose to hang the Union Jack inside my halls of residence on the wall. My Union Jack is the only flag i've seen in a 60 mile radius, I hang it because I love my country and what it represents but I wouldn't dream of hanging in on a flag pole outside. Patriotism is not just hanging a flag on your front door and it's about time some Americans understood this, get a grip and stop being so elitist.

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