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    Quote Originally Posted by IndiReloaded View Post
    Just to clarify, tho, I'm not American.
    But you're North American.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IndiReloaded View Post
    Just to clarify, tho, I'm not American. I went back to my home country and am active in my community here. But one of my projects actually does have groups working in US, so I didn't completely abandon the states. I just didn't want to raise my son there. He's American, tho, so maybe he'll go back one day, its possible.
    I was more using you as an example simply because you didn't like what you saw here and chose to leave instead of staying and then spending your days bitching and moaning about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lesa View Post
    But you're North American.
    Here's my preferred passport, Lesa:



    Quote Originally Posted by Cain View Post
    I was more using you as an example simply because you didn't like what you saw here and chose to leave instead of staying and then spending your days bitching and moaning about it.
    It wasn't quite like that, there were many reasons. Family and lifestyle concerns was one, juggling two careers was another. But yes, when thinking about this kind of thing, one needs to decide whether you are part of the problem or the solution. Most ppl want to be part of the solution, I think, but sometimes have trouble figuring out how to get there. I had options, not everyone is as lucky.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IndiReloaded View Post
    If it were a true profession, think of the Continuing Education Credit opportunities!
    Everybody in America would have Herpes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IndiReloaded View Post
    It wasn't quite like that, there were many reasons. Family and lifestyle concerns was one, juggling two careers was another. But yes, when thinking about this kind of thing, one needs to decide whether you are part of the problem or the solution. Most ppl want to be part of the solution, I think, but sometimes have trouble figuring out how to get there. I had options, not everyone is as lucky.
    Yes, most people don't know how to truly be a part of the solution. However, a large number of people are just fine living inside their little box. They go to work, come home, eat their dinner, watch some TV, and maybe do some recreational activities. They will sit on their couch and watch the news and just spout off about how the country is run or how bad the President is. But do they do anything to make a difference? No. They continue to do what they do every day.

    It's those people that I wish would just leave. If you don't like it here and don't want to be a part of the solution, then just leave and go somewhere else. Personally, I want to be a part of the solution. I know that I love my country. That's partly why I changed my majors. I do love law and I'm fascinated with politics. After careful thinking, I no longer had to wonder if I was making the right decision. I knew that I was.

    I also want to mention that I respect those that are willing to go outside of their comfort zone to help others. This is mainly directed at Frasbee and his gf. I think it's great that you guys helped out during those natural disasters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IndiReloaded View Post
    Killing is legal (e.g. chickens). Humans standing in an elevator is legal.

    But killing humans standing in an elevator is not legal.

    You aren't quite there in your logic, OV.
    What are you talking about, is killing chickens on an elevator illegal? because you just changed the species and that changes everything. Indi, switch off the female logic when talking to me and turn the scientist one on please. Killing humans in an elevator is not legal, and neither is killing humans.
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    If you don't like the country, then feel free to leave. I tire of people that bitch and moan about the country but do nothing to help improve it and yet they don't leave.
    Help improve it? with what power?

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    If I catch you shitting on my lawn then I'll shoot you in the ass.
    If you miss I will strap you to a chair and kill your own children in front of you. Than take a shit on your lawn. This country sells peace and comfortable on the logical bases of a hamster cage, this isn't life in this coutnry going to home and sitting around...**** that.. it reminds me of a hamster...specially when I drive past the fitness clubs and watch people running around a hamster wheel...I mean tread mill...before they retire to their home..corner of the cage..and go shopping for food at a grocery store...also known as the little bucket that holds the seeds for the hamster. They can use streets of course to get there...tubes for the hamster to keep it amused.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mishanya View Post
    It's legal here. Maybe you should relocate to Australia
    I should, I should leave this shit hole. Maybe they got some work for a biologist over there.

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    A lot of people may quit their day jobs to pursue this easy work.
    ........and?
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    By generating wealth through industry and not being a service sector parasite. That's how you can help if you really want to OV. Make money for yourself and at the same time create jobs

    Or, like Cain said, you can move off to some insignificant country like Canada

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    Quote Originally Posted by DoesntMatter View Post
    By generating wealth through industry and not being a service sector parasite. That's how you can help if you really want to OV. Make money for yourself and at the same time create jobs

    Or, like Cain said, you can move off to some insignificant country like Canada
    Canada is bad ass. I would totally move there. Your solution is sound, abuse stupidity of this country for my own benefit rather than the people's ....the basics this country was built on of course.. and make myself wealthy. So I can what? Buy a better car than you? **** that...I just want a peaceful life and when I walk out I want to see a great view and not trucks, trains, and ****ing homo fagot buses filled with McDonald employees.
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    Canada is bad ass? Is that what you call a country that buys every piece of its military hardware, from missiles to artillery and warplanes to tanks, from another country (the US)?

    And Americans aren't as dumb as you make them out to be. Canada is just a more British form of the US with a weaker work ethic, while the US can be looked at as the more German form of Canada

    You've probably used a shitload of American stuff today. Your computer hardware was almost surely American designed, and so was your operating system I bet. How about your web browser? Or the internet? Or how about your favorite games like Half-Life you have installed on your computer? Isn't that American too?

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    From 2007/2008 UN Human Development Report.

    Best Countries in the World to Live.

    1. Iceland
    2. Norway
    3. Australia
    4. Canada
    5. Ireland

    US ranks 12th.

    BTW, I don't mind Australia ranking above Canada. I've lived there for a short time, and it is pretty awesome. First two are freezing cold, and Iceland's economy has just gone tits up worse than US, so I expect Canada & Oz will rank even higher next year.

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    why, you people have jacked Nisha's thread again?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mishanya View Post
    Aussie Aussie Aussie
    russie russie russie

    mish, you know even though i am american, i still feel like i am mostly russian.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mishanya View Post
    Aussie Aussie Aussie
    You guys are spoilt rotten. I am totally finding a way to move there in the next decade. I don't care that you have to fly 10+ hours to get anywhere else interesting. Its so varied and beautiful in Oz, not sure why you'd really want to go anywhere else.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IndiReloaded View Post
    From 2007/2008 UN Human Development Report.

    Best Countries in the World to Live.

    1. Iceland
    2. Norway
    3. Australia
    4. Canada
    5. Ireland

    US ranks 12th.

    BTW, I don't mind Australia ranking above Canada. I've lived there for a short time, and it is pretty awesome. First two are freezing cold, and Iceland's economy has just gone tits up worse than US, so I expect Canada & Oz will rank even higher next year.

    [url]http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/11/photogalleries/country-pictures/index.html?email=Places14Dec07[/url]
    Hate to break it to you, but the Mexicans aren't hopping the border to get to Canada.

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