Anyone?

Non-US citizens see things about America that Americans don't. And of course it goes both ways.

NT

Because, Jim, the USA is next door to us and, as a nation, we are affected by decisions made by your government. Good and bad...

You are welcome to complain about conditions in Canada - have any Canadians ever told you otherwise? We don't like everything that happens here and a fresh outlook is usually welcome - folks from the outside often see clearer than folks in the middle of something...

John

Inequality is good.

If someone works eighty hours a week and another man works forty at the same job, the guy working twice as much *should* earn a lot more. That's only sensible, just, and fair.

Some would have the Borg tax those eighty-hour guys twenty hours' worth and give it to the forty-hour guys. After all ... 'equality.'

And everyone immediately quits trying. Slocialism. [sic]

Cheers, James Arthur

This is a free forum. Don't be so parochial.

Jeroen Belleman

No, *I* am Spartacus. Whereas you are a very stable genius.

(Hey, your infantile killfile isn't working. You should fix that, or you might read things you don't agree with. Bad.)

Cheers

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Clive

seems like you want to make USA more like North Korea,

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Do you have a cite for this statement, or is it just something you made up?

Dan

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No, not made up, apparently it is a fact. I was also unaware until this morning. It was quoted with references in the ABC news (AU news) by a Washington insider who worked for both Bush and Obama . Also those two US states have the lowest literacy rates in the US so...

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its motives questioned.

Someone's viewpoint that matters, sure. Yours certainly doesn't. You have no dog in this show.

You've met "this Thompson guy"? I think you're lying. Again.

If you had something to add to the conversation, it would be different.

They're jealous.

Tough shit. You still get no say.

Why would we give a shit about Canuckistan?

"Slomanism"

Out of whole cloth. I'm sure he's never heard of Huntsville, AL.

It just sounded suspect. I did a little searching on the Internet and did not find the source. Not that I do not believe you. But wanted to see the source document to be sure there was nothing funny about how the comparisons were made.

I lived in Huntsville for about 7 years. Of course Huntsville is not your average Alabama city and many of the people I associated with were people who grow up in some other state.

Dan

Dan

Dunno. From the pictures of the Clinton compound, it seems they like walls, too. There are a number of fences around houses in the DC metro area, too. Politicians love walls. ...around *their* house.

And a whole lot less people. High people density seems to lead to dense people.

Make the wall as tall as the tallest ladder - then add ten feet.