What do People think of Americans or the U.S.A?

[Cassie]

(10-04-2009 12:36 AM)Ahmed link Wrote:I wanna see that :O Do you know a link?

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-m...n/catch-up

No idea if it works outside the UK. And obviously when it says you need to be over 18, just tick that you are. Be warned, it's a bit upsetting though..

[BroadwayBeckons]

(11-04-2009 11:09 AM)Cassie ㋡ link Wrote:No idea if it works outside the UK.

It doesn't.

[Cassie]

Oh phooey. {rolleyes}

I checked on YouTube but it's not there. So I guess you shall have to die curious, Ahmed. Sorry 'bout that.

[yummybunny]

I didn't know that we Americans had accents to foreigners. {lol}

Then about socialism, I have different views.  In countries, like America, and in other countries where people aren't really starving like France, Canada, England, and the UK, there is more than enough food.  I see people stuffing their faces when they are just bored, or just see something good, when they aren't hungry.  I even work with kids, and see kids who don't want a apple or chips, they throw their whole tray in the trash.  We can give food to the poorer people in our countries and to Africa.  Instead of only trash cans, like in schools, if there is something unopened and unperishable, send it to the less fortunate.  Then celebrities make too much money, probably the world would be in better finacial state if a few people didn't have so much of the money to theirselves in the society, buying a million dollar B-day parties for their kids.  And they just get too much attention.

But also, when it comes to the hard-working Americans, not football players or Celebs, but people who actually work for a living to survive, they shouldn't have to share their money, no matter how hard they worked.  Like how would you feel if you as a engineer or teacher make as much money as someone who has no education and doesn't work as hard.  Or someone with no job?  Pretty pi**ed.

[sim323]

I did always think about that when i dont want the nasty food at school .. i'm like "ya know i should give this to a bum" but my dad says the bums around here only really want beer

[Joann]

hmm. . .
I'm a bit wary about Obama, truthfully. I don't know exactly why, but it's just something about him. I think that, despite my worries, he'll make America better. I think he's more worried about us and not all about money, wars and all of that bad stuff. A good guy, in the end.

I think that, in the end, America still has some problems.
There are people who think that we're the great mighty over-lords and all should bow down and kiss the ground we walk on. FLYING POO, I SAY :D
We all have problems. Shut up America, stop whining about YOUR problems and start giving a crap about other people (:

k thankz;;
i'm an American, this is my view. I'm not here to offend anyone, nor start a fight. I won't fight with you, so. . . don't try (:

[serp3821]

yeah i know very true
sometimes i am ashamed of myself
im lucky to be born in this country and in this family
where we are not poor/beggers/living in the streets
i

[yummybunny]

Yeah, Obama does care more about the people, it seems like.

But he is also one of a few presidents that wasn't always a rich and spoiled kid, such as Bush.  He had to work himself up to the top.

Sometimes, I get sick of America though, makes me want to move to Canada.  There's too much bigotry, and more violence than everywhere else in America. 

[serp3821]

I AGREE
Some Americans think that we are the only ones in the world
this makes American look bad
thats why some people dont like the U.S.
and its not only Bush who ruined America
it was our actions and thoughts that made us end up here
thats what I have seen
Americans always pointing a finger at each other or to another person
for the cause of our problems...

[SiMS2ADDiCT.x]

One of my close friends hadda move to America a couple of months ago, and when she started going to schoool there everyone made fun of her accent. fatties.