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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: KillerMonk on December 10, 2007, 05:06:43 AM
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I spend most of my time in Sydney Australia and Manchester England for most of the year but one country i would love to explore would be Canada.
Anybody got any good storys about Canada
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I live in The Netherlands, but would like to move to Sweden or Canada.
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Would love to live in the USA...People generally seem to be much friendlier over there (than the UK).
Spent a few months in Dallas a couple of years ago...best time of my life. English accent = minor celebrity status and unlimited bitches in any bar/club that you chose to frequent.
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USA, Canada, Spain, Italy, Southern France are all great places i think.
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dubai or monaco would be a good choice
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dubai or monaco would be a good choice
Monaco is only really a good choice if you're very wealthy, 'ironneck'.
HTH
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Monaco is only really a good choice if you're very wealthy, 'ironneck'.
HTH
i know
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i know
Excellent.
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Excellent.
thx
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thx
No worries, I'm here to help.
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I live in The UK, but would like to move to Sweden or Canada.
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I live in austria - well, weather sucks and so do most people ;D
Pretty introvert folks.
Well, Australia, Canada are high on my list.
Maybe when I'm done studying I can join the aussies - they are rightfully pretty picky about us immigrants :P
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america.
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america.
Please buy an atlas then repost.
Many thanks.
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AFRICA
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Please buy an atlas then repost.
Many thanks.
well english is the language im most fluent in and america is one of, if not the richest country in the world. seems like a good choice
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dubai or monaco would be a good choice
both suck i think.
Monaco is too expensive, there are too many snobs around the only advantage is the taxes.
Dubai sucks too, if you want to live a western lifestyle. if you don't mind being a complete outsider or getting into problems because you won't adopt, then it's fine i guess.
well english is the language im most fluent in and america is one of, if not the richest country in the world. seems like a good choice
america??
Hint: the most spoken language in "america" is not english. ::)
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america??
Hint: the most spoken language in "america" is not english. ::)
oh silly me. i forgot. its hindu. doh!
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new zealand, australia, uk, canada, norway, iceland, switzerland
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well english is the language im most fluent in and america is one of, if not the richest country in the world. seems like a good choice
Please try again.
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PORTUGAL or BRAZIL! ;D
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PORTUGAL or BRAZIL! ;D
They're on my list of countries that i never want to go to, fyi.
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Poland. I'd be the smartest brutha there.
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oh silly me. i forgot. its hindu. doh!
You're really an idiot.
Try to look up 'america' on a map and tell me which is the official language spoken there, please.
When you're finished, can you to the same for 'europe' and 'asia' please? ::)
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You're really an idiot.
Try to look up 'america' on a map and tell me which is the official language spoken there, please.
When you're finished, can you to the same for 'europe' and 'asia' please? ::)
Hey cut him a break DonkeyKong, America is the richest country in the world!
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Hey cut him a break DonkeyKong, America is the richest country in the world!
::) ::) ::)
'europe' is a pretty rich country too. ::) ::)
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::) ::) ::)
'europe' is a pretty rich country too. ::) ::)
you're so multi-cultural, 'donkeykong'
::) ::) ::)
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you're so multi-cultural, 'donkeykong'
::) ::) ::)
"thamk" you!
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I hear Brazil is where all the real hotties are at, I'll go there. I had 4 semesters of spanish in college, so I should be good to go.
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I hear Brazil is where all the real hotties are at, I'll go there. I had 4 semesters of spanish in college, so I should be good to go.
Um, in Brazil people speak Portuguese--not Spanish. Similar but not the same thing. :-\
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Um, in Brazil people speak Portuguese--not Spanish. Similar but not the same thing. :-\
Oh shit, well that's just great. Maybe I can still get by!
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AFRICA
Haha. Were you in the recent Miss America pageant?
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Oh shit, well that's just great. Maybe I can still get by!
Dude didn't you know that?!?!?!?! One of the first things we learned in Spanish class was what countries speak Spanish. :-[
I have (tried to) talk with Portuguese speakers (with my Spanish) and it is definitely not the same.
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UKraine! ;D for the chicks :P
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Germany
though I hear Guatemala is beautiful and the US dollar is strong there
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Haha. Were you in the recent Miss America pageant?
Ouch! LOL Owned! ;D
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Dude didn't you know that?!?!?!?! One of the first things we learned in Spanish class was what countries speak Spanish. :-[
I have (tried to) talk with Portuguese speakers (with my Spanish) and it is definitely not the same.
I'm pretty sure I probably learned that at one point or another ;D
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Ouch! LOL Owned! ;D
::) It was a joke . Remember when George Bush said "Africa is a nation with great poverty"
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Jamaica man.
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If I like a country I usually move there and live there for a while.
I liked Sydney, Australia.
in the summer Italy, spain and greece are nice.
Parts of US are fun.
Used to like London and Paris but not anymore.
Lots of fun in Tokyo, still after a year or so there the trafic and crowds are too much
for me to feel at peace.
Love Thailand.
New Zeeland is pretty cool as well.
Winter time I spend a few months in the french alps snowboarding.
The Alps in switzerland and Austria are quite fun as welll.
The italian alps are nice for a weekend, beatiful sunny
t-shirt riding snowdays in the spring.
Now I moved to a fantastic place, summer all year, just training and eating.
Life is beautiful.
/Peace
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Dubai, India. ;D
Seriously, probably the US if they got rid of all the guns.
Or probably the Turks and Caicos islands if I had shit loads of money and jack shit to do.
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Shanghai, China
How to forget that awesome city, im going there again this year for 2 or 3 weeks, just to enjoy the food, nightlife and spend some serious money @ M on the bund while i drink a martini dry with my wife.
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None.
hope this helps ;D
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bulgaia
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I've lived in 5 different countries in my life, Canada is hands down the best all around, there may be other countries with some better aspects but as far as a well balanced crime free country, Canada is def. tops.
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I've lived in 5 different countries in my life, Canada is hands down the best all around, there may be other countries with some better aspects but as far as a well balanced crime free country, Canada is def. tops.
Did you get a chance to meet bryan adams?
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Germany
No thanks, we have enough fat sluts here. :-X
Did you get a chance to meet bryan adams?
Shweet!!! Just another reason for canada! ;D
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Did you get a chance to meet bryan adams?
He flew the flag for a while but he now lives in London. Living a pretty nice life, I hear.
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Did you get a chance to meet bryan adams?
Apparently a few years ago he had some major 'beef' with Canadian politics or something, got mad and moved to the UK. Which is kind of funny because up until recently Canada was a British colony, lol.
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Kobe, Japan. Big city life without the Tokyo attitude. Plus I have an incurable case of Yellow Fever for Japanese women. ;D
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Japan is the best place in the world. ;D ;D ;D
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You're really an idiot.
Try to look up 'america' on a map and tell me which is the official language spoken there, please.
When you're finished, can you to the same for 'europe' and 'asia' please? ::)
im talking about north america.
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im talking about north america.
now you sound sane.
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Realistically, south of france would be a good option. Still stay close to family/friends, enjoy the weather and the "joie de vivre".
USA (cali or vegas) or argentina would be nice too.
They're on my list of countries that i never want to go to, fyi.
And why don't you want to go to brazil or portugual?
I've been to Portugal this summer and it was pretty nice. I'd love to see Brazil, but maybe it's a bit too violent/unstable to live in for long. But it's a big country and you can find whatever you want there.
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Realistically, south of france would be a good option. Still stay close to family/friends, enjoy the weather and the "joie de vivre".
USA (cali or vegas) or argentina would be nice too.
And why don't you want to go to brazil or portugual?
I've been to Portugal this summer and it was pretty nice. I'd love to see Brazil, but maybe it's a bit too violent/unstable to live in for long. But it's a big country and you can find whatever you want there.
Yeah, Argentina sounds pretty good. From what I've been told, it's cheap, decent standard of living, has beautiful women and they like the Brits(Which is strange considering our recent history with them).
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Yeah, Argentina sounds pretty good. From what I've been told, it's cheap, decent standard of living, has beautiful women and they like the Brits(Which is strange considering our recent history with them).
You can also meet some german Nazis there. If they#re not dead that is.
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Yeah, Argentina sounds pretty good. From what I've been told, it's cheap, decent standard of living, has beautiful women and they like the Brits(Which is strange considering our recent history with them).
I don't know... Women tend to like something "exotic". Money also plays a factor of course, my friend went to Cuba couple of months ago and he saw a lot of fine chicas with ugly ass euros/brits.
You can also meet some german Nazis there. If they#re not dead that is.
I'll tell them you send your greetings.
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I don't know... Women tend to like something "exotic". Money also plays a factor of course, my friend went to Cuba couple of months ago and he saw a lot of fine chicas with ugly ass euros/brits.
I'll tell them you send your greetings.
Thanks. ;D ;D
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Nazi war criminals and fine chicks that like ugly Brits?
I'm booking my ticket as we speak.
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Nazi war criminals and fine chicks that like ugly Brits?
I'm booking my ticket as we speak.
Can't get any better...
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PARAGUAY!!!!!!
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PARAGUAY!!!!!!
Stroessner fan?
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I lived in Sao Paulo, Brazil for three months and I did NOT want to leave!!!
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Japan for the ladies 8) and the fact that I would be bigger than most people there ;D. UK is way too cold for me, America would be cool, like Miami or something and I'm an Eagles fan so Phily would be ok if it wasn't so cold i guess. I live in a great country tho, Australia has it all :).
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I lived in Sao Paulo, Brazil for three months and I did NOT want to leave!!!
How is the (gang) violence etc over there? Or is that more a problem for rio and the north?
I have a friend that went to south of brazil and she says it's a really nice and rich area. Way more european than the north. She went to the north too and in this one city she was the only white person.
Stroessner fan?
How can you not like the man?
His regime is also blamed for torture, kidnappings and corruption. Estimates of the Stroessner family fortune run as high as $300 million.
Furthermore, Stroessner's Paraguay became a haven for Nazi war criminals, non communist peaceful opposition was crushed and the indigenous population was persecuted including forcibly assimilating the Ache population, a policy which ended in bloodshed, sexual slavery and servitude
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Japan for the ladies 8) and the fact that I would be bigger than most people there ;D. UK is way too cold for me, America would be cool, like Miami or something and I'm an Eagles fan so Phily would be ok if it wasn't so cold i guess. I live in a great country tho, Australia has it all :).
Australia and NZ are def up the list!
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Australia and NZ are def up the list!
Too isolated.
Scandinavia, exlcuding Finland...
Portugal; great seafood...
Definitely not Korea... :-\
Es lebe das Deutsche Reich! ;D
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Too isolated.
Scandinavia, exlcuding Finland...
Portugal; great seafood...
Definitely not Korea... :-\
Es lebe das Deutsche Reich! ;D
I love the isolated part...
It keeps the scum away. ;D ;D ;D ;D
Germany is in the middle of europe, and that's probably the big problem. Drugs, illegals, trafficking,.. ;D ;D ;D ;D
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I love the isolated part...
It keeps the scum away. ;D ;D ;D ;D
Germany is in the middle of europe, and that's probably the big problem. Drugs, illegals, trafficking,.. ;D ;D ;D ;D
Egal, es lebe Nordrheinwestfalen!
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If I had the choice, I'd live in a shack in a rainforest north of where I live now.
I struggle to crave wanting to live in any city. They're all pretty shitty.
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why you assume these people wanna live where they live now its not like its their choice
theyre stuck there
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I have a friend that went to south of brazil and she says it's a really nice and rich area. Way more european than the north......
the south of brazil is predominantly white and safer than the north, brazilians are very family oriented, if you marry one be ready for countless and unannounced visits of your wife's parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, first cousins, second cousins, third cousins, ..... you get it. i have a friend in montreal who dated a brazilian and he just could not take it. in any case, look up florianopolis, brazil, for some amazing beaches, i loved it there.
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I would say Oz because they have nice warm weather 365 days of the year.
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I live in The Netherlands, but would like to move to Sweden or Canada.
Funny you should say that.
Canada and The Netherlands are my two options, other than my homecountry of course.
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Mexico, Spain, Italy, Argentina, South of Brazil.
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Funny thing about this thread is that for all the shit the rest of the world talks about the US, everyone still wants to live here.
You don't see anyone from the US wanting to live in any other country, unless they're talking about acquiring some Brazilian or Ukranian pussy and diseases for their collection.
Team America!!
(http://www.starstore.com/acatalog/Team_America-one-sheet_L.jpg)
Fuck Yeah!!
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I live in the greatest country in the world (US) it wouldn't even cross my mind to move to another country. However, this summer we are expanding our business to Guam :D
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Hey the USA is fucking cool and I'd go to war with you guys anyday, coz I know it would be a just cause and not anything to do with oil prices and stuff ;). But sometimes things are a little crazy over there, Australia is a little more laid back but still similar in many ways 8).
I kinda look at the USA as like our big brother country that has got a bit of an addiction to speed or something, but in the end he's still ya brother ;D.
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Funny thing about this thread is that for all the shit the rest of the world talks about the US, everyone still wants to live here.
You don't see anyone from the US wanting to live in any other country, unless they're talking about acquiring some Brazilian or Ukranian pussy and diseases for their collection.
Team America!!
(http://www.starstore.com/acatalog/Team_America-one-sheet_L.jpg)
Fuck Yeah!!
Uh, take a 2nd look at the list, US is barely on there.
As for myself, I'd like to experience a few completely different parts of the US for a few years, but I probably wouldn't want to stay there.
High on my list are: UK, sweden, NZ, canada. Having said that, I'm pretty content in the Netherlands.
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I spend most of my time in Sydney Australia and Manchester England for most of the year but one country i would love to explore would be Canada.
Anybody got any good storys about Canada
Côte D'Azur, France. Beautiful supermodel women all around, beautiful beaches, great climate, cassinos and great night life. You don't get any better than it. :)
SUCKMYMUSCLE
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I live in the greatest country in the world (US) it wouldn't even cross my mind to move to another country. However, this summer we are expanding our business to Guam :D
Guam is a territory of the U.S. and will one day be a state.
back to the question, i agree with The Coach, after traveling around the world several times and having lived in Lebanon and Qatar it would never enter my mind to permanently live in another country.
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I live in the greatest country in the world (US) it wouldn't even cross my mind to move to another country. However, this summer we are expanding our business to Guam :D
Typical nationalistic American. ::)
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back to the question, i agree with The Coach, after traveling around the world several times and having lived in Lebanon and Qatar it would never enter my mind to permanently live in another country.
Have to agree with statement. When you have travelled a bit you just don't want to settle for one place. There is always so much more to see. That being said I love Asia, and I'm quite happy working in China at the moment. Give it another 12 months who knows which country will be next.
Mick
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Hey the USA is fucking cool and I'd go to war with you guys anyday, coz I know it would be a just cause and not anything to do with oil prices and stuff ;). But sometimes things are a little crazy over there, Australia is a little more laid back but still similar in many ways 8).
I kinda look at the USA as like our big brother country that has got a bit of an addiction to speed or something, but in the end he's still ya brother ;D.
Our cities are a lot like the US. I don't think many australian people really "crave" living in a US city and beside desire for weather, I can't see any US people from cities wanting to live in AU.
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I live in austria - well, weather sucks and so do most people ;D
Pretty introvert folks.
Well, Australia, Canada are high on my list.
Maybe when I'm done studying I can join the aussies - they are rightfully pretty picky about us immigrants :P
Damn straight. Australians dont want their country going down the toliet like the UK or USA. Inconciderate foreigners like muselim ragheads with their 4 wives and 23 children can fuck right off with their values of corruption, pollution, exploitation and vile stench.
Australia is one of the last countries that has yet to be fucked over.
Hope this helps.
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If australia goes down the shitter it will be because of asian drivers :)
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Damn straight. Australians dont want their country going down the toliet like the UK or USA. Inconciderate foreigners like muselim ragheads with their 4 wives and 23 children can fuck right off with their values of corruption, pollution, exploitation and vile stench.
Australia is one of the last countries that has yet to be fucked over.
Hope this helps.
i like they way you guys think.
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Since i read many are interested in Brazil and Argentina (And im familiar with both countries), i must say i like argentina over brazil.
Brazil = Some good places (florianopolis, camboriu, Rio if you dont get killed, Sao Paulo) , "ok" food (Churrasquerias) and good beer. Kinda cheap (forget about buying imported stuff)
Argentina = Buenos aires is just a GREAT place to go and eat for some serious CHEAP money. You guys dont realize how great is. Downtown is kinda dirty but that wont ruin your day :). There are some GREAT restaurants, like CABAÑA LAS LILAS, where you can probably eat the best meat in the world, im talking about a 450gr steak, bloody, perfectly cooked by argentinian "parrilleros", or go to "Siga la vaca" and for us$15 or so, eat as much meat as you can (and its not some cheap ass meat).
So many nice places over there, and the nightlife, oh man, it start at 3 am in the morning and end at 10 am or so :) so be ready for some serious clubbing.
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Funny you should say that.
Canada and The Netherlands are my two options, other than my homecountry of course.
Both looking for another socialist paradise. ;)
Financially Canada would probably be the best option for me, but culturally Sweden fits me better. It's one of the few countries where I could bear living in a major city (as long as it isn't Goteborg*). Stockholm is a great city, and somewhere near Observatoriemuseet would be perfect. I'd better start saving now...
* special characters don't work on my laptop, for some reason. Sorry. :)
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Since i read many are interested in Brazil and Argentina (And im familiar with both countries), i must say i like argentina over brazil.
Brazil = Some good places (florianopolis, camboriu, Rio if you dont get killed, Sao Paulo) , "ok" food (Churrasquerias) and good beer. Kinda cheap (forget about buying imported stuff)
Argentina = Buenos aires is just a GREAT place to go and eat for some serious CHEAP money. You guys dont realize how great is. Downtown is kinda dirty but that wont ruin your day :). There are some GREAT restaurants, like CABAÑA LAS LILAS, where you can probably eat the best meat in the world, im talking about a 450gr steak, bloody, perfectly cooked by argentinian "parrilleros", or go to "Siga la vaca" and for us$15 or so, eat as much meat as you can (and its not some cheap ass meat).
So many nice places over there, and the nightlife, oh man, it start at 3 am in the morning and end at 10 am or so :) so be ready for some serious clubbing.
A couple of years ago my brother's friend bought some very nice flats in Buenos Aries for about £25 000/$50 000 per flat. I don't know what the prices are like now, but it was considered a very good place to invest in.
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A couple of years ago my brother's friend bought some very nice flats in Buenos Aries for about £25 000/$50 000 per flat. I don't know what the prices are like now, but it was considered a very good place to invest in.
Depends where did he bought them. There's this place in bs as where flats price start at us$1.000.000, thats the only area in bs as where i guess its good to invest.
Now, so you can understand if those flats he bought are a really worth, there's this phrase which is usual down here:
Buy an argentinian for its real cost and sell him for what he says he cost.
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Guam is a territory of the U.S. and will one day be a state.
back to the question, i agree with The Coach, after traveling around the world several times and having lived in Lebanon and Qatar it would never enter my mind to permanently live in another country.
I say Guam because my wife is from there, I haven't been there, but from the pictures I've seen it's beautiful.........and freaking hot and humid....all the time!!
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Ha ha ha ha ha...Americans boasting in ufanistic pride over the U.S being the best place in the World. Europeans, Asians, South Americans: I apologize on behalf of my countrymen, for they know not what they speak of. It is usually the ignorant hillblilly types who've never been out of Kentucky who believe the U.S is the best thing ever since chocolate cake. There are so many places in the World that pawns anywhere in the U.S that it saying the U.S is the best place to live is retarded. Sorry. :-X
SUCKMYMUSCLE
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Maybe Japan? so i can sleep with all the jap gal every night
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Ha ha ha ha ha...Americans boasting in ufanistic pride over the U.S being the best place in the World. Europeans, Asians, South Americans: I apologize on behalf of my countrymen, for they know not what they speak of. It is usually the ignorant hillblilly types who've never been out of Kentucky who believe the U.S is the best thing ever since chocolate cake. There are so many places in the World that pawns anywhere in the U.S that it saying the U.S is the best place to live is retarded. Sorry. :-X
SUCKMYMUSCLE
Haha Australians do the same thing. Always makes me cringe when some arrogant cock says that "this is the greatest country in the world".
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paraguay!!!!!!!!! hahaha
I wouldt live anywhere else in the world
nice climath, cool ass cars, cheap ass electronics, south american girls, cheap to live in!!!!!
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Funny thing about this thread is that for all the shit the rest of the world talks about the US, everyone still wants to live here.
You don't see anyone from the US wanting to live in any other country, unless they're talking about acquiring some Brazilian or Ukranian pussy and diseases for their collection.
Team America!!
(http://www.starstore.com/acatalog/Team_America-one-sheet_L.jpg)
Fuck Yeah!!
Many ppl think the USA is very nice place but has terrible leadership/politicians, many americans themselves will tell you that.
What is Bush's approval ratings?
I myself wouldn't mind living in socal for example.
Why do so many ppl want to live in UK and sweden ??? all they have there is cold and rain...
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i know that allmost all of the world in some way or another hates the usa for many reasons, i went to school in an american school, so im kinda into american culture also(even thou im from south america)..
one of my teachers told me once that even thou the rest of the world hates what bush does or doesnt do, he gets his job done, which is to take care of american interests all over the world and to look after the USA, no one else, he could care less about what somalia does or doesnt do, and since he has the biggest/best army in the world, he can bully/destroy anyone he wants at any time. Americans have military bases all over the world, and control basically the world economy, so they are only going to look after themselves. im not complaining, i would just do the same thing. hahaha
still I rather live in paraguay ;D
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IRAN ;D
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Ha ha ha ha ha...Americans boasting in ufanistic pride over the U.S being the best place in the World. Europeans, Asians, South Americans: I apologize on behalf of my countrymen, for they know not what they speak of. It is usually the ignorant hillblilly types who've never been out of Kentucky who believe the U.S is the best thing ever since chocolate cake. There are so many places in the World that pawns anywhere in the U.S that it saying the U.S is the best place to live is retarded. Sorry. :-X
SUCKMYMUSCLE
Hahahaaa ,so true ;D
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Hahahaaa ,so true ;D
usa seem to be very interesting
everything is bigger but not nessecarily better,if you have big money countries like monaco are definitaly nice to live
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Haha Australians do the same thing. Always makes me cringe when some arrogant cock says that "this is the greatest country in the world".
You don't agree?!
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If in doubt......
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22488881-662,00.html
;D ;D ;D
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(http://www.jeanclaudevandamme.be/photos/divers43.jpg)
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If in doubt......
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22488881-662,00.html
;D ;D ;D
Proof that Australia is no.1 ;D
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usa seem to be very interesting
everything is bigger but not nessecarily better,if you have big money countries like monaco are definitaly nice to live
Don't get me wrong ,USA is a great country ,but far from the best ,every country has their pro and cons,
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I live in Greece and I would live in Italy, Scotland or Japan.
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If australia goes down the shitter it will be because of asian drivers :)
Can't disagree about this one ;D These fuckers are mad. Just yesterday watched a guy on a scooter carring his new born in one arm and stearing with the other trying to cross against the lights. Mad ::)
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I grew up in Queensland, Australia.
Now I live in California. And I work for Ebay so I travel to, on average, 6, 7 different countries a year.
Oh man. I duno where to start. California owns every other region in the world. Other than high estate prices, everything in California rocks.
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Cape Bay, Australia
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Cronulla, Australia (i already live there ;))
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it is my wet dream to hold an EU and canadian passport while living in canada. then hit up the different countries in europe when i am free
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Proof that Australia is no.1 ;D
No, just proof that you have great genetics.
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Deutschland or Japan
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They're on my list of countries that i never want to go to, fyi.
That's because you're one sorry ignorant ass.
Hope this helps!!
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paraguay!!!!!!!!! hahaha
I wouldt live anywhere else in the world
nice climath, cool ass cars, cheap ass electronics, south american girls, cheap to live in!!!!!
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Stolen from us (brazilians), that is!! ;)
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Where the best waves are at.....that is where i want to be
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Stolen from us (brazilians), that is!! ;)
PARAGUAY IS LIKE THE NIGGERIA OF SOUTH AMERICA
ENUFF SAID
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PARAGUAY IS LIKE THE NIGGERIA OF SOUTH AMERICA
ENUFF SAID
Spoke like a true prodigy!!! WORD!!
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I would live in France and soak in the outdoor cafe culture.
Paris is a beautiful city. I've been there twice.
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I would live in France and soak in the outdoor cafe culture.
Paris is a beautiful city. I've been there twice.
ha gay paris!
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You could always choose the Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan!!!
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ha gay paris!
even u got to admit, a 40hr work week is the shit
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No, just proof that you have great genetics.
God bless the mother land (Queensland) a piece of paradise
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Why do so many ppl want to live in UK and sweden ??? all they have there is cold and rain...
You've obviously not spent any time in Sweden.
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You've obviously not spent any time in Sweden.
I spent a few years in Sweden, near Djurgården Stockholm.
Fresh air, good looking girls, but...
A horrible country, horrible weather, almost no daylight half of the year.
Boring nightclubs, nothing to buy just a few crappy stores on a small shopping street.
90% of their lives the swedes spend indoors.
shitty, bad, bad beaches with freezing cold water.
People there, are forced to pay the most expensive tax in the world on their salary.
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You've obviously not spent any time in Sweden.
Hi swede ;D ...so educate me then?
I spent a few years in Sweden, near Djurgården Stockholm.
Fresh air, good looking girls, but...
A horrible country, horrible weather, almost no daylight half of the year.
Boring nightclubs, nothing to buy just a few crappy stores on a small shopping street.
90% of their lives the swedes spend indoors.
shitty, bad, bad beaches with freezing cold water.
People there, are forced to pay the most expensive tax in the world on their salary.
hahahahahahhahaha ;D
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Stolen from us (brazilians), that is!! ;)
hell yeah! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
my family has got business in brasil, and to drive a mercedes benz over there is just seen as an UFO, NO ONE HAS THEM, well, you have to be RICH to have a car thats from somewhere other than brasil... still a great country!
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PARAGUAY IS LIKE THE NIGGERIA OF SOUTH AMERICA
ENUFF SAID
HELL YEAH, but with less aids... i think ???
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HELL YEAH, but with less aids... i think ???
You are right, but still full of scammers, just like niggeria.
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damm proud of it... ;D
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Hi swede ;D ...so educate me then?
Actually I am not Swedish, but Dutch. I just traveled to Sweden quite often.
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I spent a few years in Sweden, near Djurgården Stockholm.
Fresh air, good looking girls,
agreed. :)
but...
A horrible country, horrible weather, almost no daylight half of the year.
I'm a night person, so for me that is perfect. In fact I'd prefer going as northerly as possible. Light sucks. As for rain: I'm from Holland. Sweden (except for the southern-most part) is drier than what I'm used to. :)
Boring nightclubs, nothing to buy just a few crappy stores on a small shopping street.
90% of their lives the swedes spend indoors.
I've done the whole clubbing thing for more than long enough, so that's not what I'm going for. Then I'd move to Ibiza or Berlin.
shitty, bad, bad beaches with freezing cold water.
Going to Sweden for the beaches is like going to Holland for skiing: a retarded idea.
People there, are forced to pay the most expensive tax in the world on their salary.
... yet still have one of the highest standards of living in the world.
All in all it is a reference bias: Sweden, and to a lesser degree Canada, have exactly what I want at this time in my life. That may very well differ from what others want. Hell, 5 years ago I was contemplating moving to Ibiza myself. :)
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USA, except for all the gun-happy idiots
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Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and maybe a few areas in the USA if there are not to many religious nutcases living in that area.
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agreed. :)
I'm a night person, so for me that is perfect. In fact I'd prefer going as northerly as possible. Light sucks. As for rain: I'm from Holland. Sweden (except for the southern-most part) is drier than what I'm used to. :)
I've done the whole clubbing thing for more than long enough, so that's not what I'm going for. Then I'd move to Ibiza or Berlin.
Going to Sweden for the beaches is like going to Holland for skiing: a retarded idea.
... yet still have one of the highest standards of living in the world.
All in all it is a reference bias: Sweden, and to a lesser degree Canada, have exactly what I want at this time in my life. That may very well differ from what others want. Hell, 5 years ago I was contemplating moving to Ibiza myself. :)
Fair enough :)
I however hate constant darkness, no sunlight, cold ass weather, freezing, thick winter-clothing etc... shit like that is depressing.
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we re about to obtain our visa for quebec, canada. We live in france currently. Took us one year and a half.
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we re about to obtain our visa for quebec, canada. We live in france currently. Took us one year and a half.
http://www.islamcan.com/masjid/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?stateprovince=Quebec
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thick winter-clothing etc... shit like that is depressing.
I'm fat, I need the excuse of winter to always dress up concealingly. :D
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I don't understand the appeal of places like Scandanavian countries or Canada for some people either... both are cold as fucck. I prefer a warmer climate.
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I live in the USA and I have been fortunate to be able to travel to various countries. There are a lot of countries that I would like to visit or revisit but there are only a few that I would actually like to live.
Would like to visit or revisit.
Canada (Toronto) - Expensive. Unbearable winter.
Mexico (Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, Mexico City, etc...) - Relatively inexpensive. Unbearable heat in the summer.
Belgium - Expensive. Beautiful city (Brussels)
France - Expensive. Beautiful city (Paris).
England (London, Manchester) - Expensive. Dreary at times (rainy, foggy).
Japan. Expensive
South Africa (Cape Town, J'Burg) - Relatively inexpensive. Can be dangerous at times or at certain areas.
Jamaica
Korea
India
Thailand
Spain
Sweden
Ireland
Would like to live (as long as I am still working for an American Company and this is a temporary assignment):
Brazil - Relatively inexpensive. Rio DJ, beautiful women, beautiful country. Would like to live there.
China - (Shanghai, Hongkong, Shenzen, etc...) relatively inexpensive.
Vietnam - Relatively inexpensive. Beautiful country.
However, I still like USA the best. There are still plenty of states that I haven't visited yet such as Alaska, Washington, etc...
ST
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Hurricanes are a minor inconvenience unless you're stupid and don't heed evacuation warnings. Maybe once every two years on average you have one come close enough to you to have an effect. Big deal. Just get on a plane and take an unexpected two or three day vacation somewhere if one is coming.
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Hurricanes are a minor inconvenience unless you're stupid and don't heed evacuation warnings. Maybe once every two years on average you have one come close enough to you to have an effect. Big deal. Just get on a plane and take an unexpected two or three day vacation somewhere if one is coming.
Yeah, but when you get back theres a bunch of lights that have landed in the water, half the ppl have turned to hybrids and there's a weird guy named szura planning something nasty.
;D
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I live in the USA and I have been fortunate to be able to travel to various countries. There are a lot of countries that I would like to visit or revisit but there are only a few that I would actually like to live.
Would like to visit or revisit.
Canada (Toronto) - Expensive. Unbearable winter.
Mexico (Cancun, Playa Del Carmen, Mexico City, etc...) - Relatively inexpensive. Unbearable heat in the summer.
Belgium - Expensive. Beautiful city (Brussels)
France - Expensive. Beautiful city (Paris).
England (London, Manchester) - Expensive. Dreary at times (rainy, foggy).
Japan. Expensive
South Africa (Cape Town, J'Burg) - Relatively inexpensive. Can be dangerous at times or at certain areas.
Jamaica
Korea
India
Thailand
Spain
Sweden
Ireland
Would like to live (as long as I am still working for an American Company and this is a temporary assignment):
Brazil - Relatively inexpensive. Rio DJ, beautiful women, beautiful country. Would like to live there.
China - (Shanghai, Hongkong, Shenzen, etc...) relatively inexpensive.
Vietnam - Relatively inexpensive. Beautiful country.
However, I still like USA the best. There are still plenty of states that I haven't visited yet such as Alaska, Washington, etc...
ST
i still havent been to north and south dakota...would like to see those two
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i still havent been to north and south dakota...would like to see those two
msdumbbell you need to visit me
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The U.S. has some beautiful areas but sadly it is the most hated nation on Earth.
They are currently fighting a war over greed/the benefit of a few corrupt individuals on top. This seems to be a reoccurring theme in the United States. Most Americans are such sheep that they can’t recognize what’s in front of them. The scale of corruption in the U.S. is a threat not only to its citizens, but the rest of the world. The WTC evidence that I’ve seen sure as hell points to a cover-up. What kind of government does this to its own citizens? Anywhere but the U.S. is fine with me.
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The U.S. has some beautiful areas but sadly it is the most hated nation on Earth.
They are currently fighting a war over greed/the benefit of a few corrupt individuals on top. This seems to be a reoccurring theme in the United States. Most Americans are such sheep that they can’t recognize what’s in front of them. The scale of corruption in the U.S. is a threat not only to its citizens, but the rest of the world. The WTC evidence that I’ve seen sure as hell points to a cover-up. What kind of government does this to its own citizens? Anywhere but the U.S. is fine with me.
Hi Bin Laden
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Originally from Canada, although a great nation to live, I think the best place in the world is the United States. I'd like to live in Seattle or San Francisco. Compared to the Netherlands, which is where I work and thus currently live, for 6 years now, any hick town in the US will suffice though.
I am deeply disappointed by the sad state of affairs in Europe, I though it would be fun here. Instead what I found was a bunch of America-hating, arab loving, anti-jewish cocksuckers. Don't believe for a moment that the Dutch are "tolerant" as they like to call it, for their tolerance does not go beyond weed and islam. Anything American and (especially) Jewish, is hated with a passion. The biggest part of the population also firmly believes that the state of Israel is the cause of all the problems in the world. I will leave here soon ;D
All ranting aside, other places I'd like to live are:
Mexico, especially Yucatan, like Playa del Carmen or Cozumel. Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta. Def. gonna retire in Mexico.
Canada, especially Edmonton, although I can't stand the winter there. Vancouver is nice though. I've heard Montreal is really nice too, but i have never been there.
Any islans in the Caribbean would be nice, like the Bahamas.
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Don't believe for a moment that the Dutch are "tolerant" as they like to call it, for their tolerance does not go beyond weed.
fixed. In fact, if you are here and following recent developments, you would know that our gedoogbeleid for weed is also under pressure.
Anything American and (especially) Jewish, is hated with a passion. The biggest part of the population also firmly believes that the state of Israel is the cause of all the problems in the world. I will leave here soon ;D
American government is indeed not very popular here. That should come as no surprise to anyone, though. American people aren't the problem, just their government. Things like the US government's "invasion of The Hague"-act do of course foster such an attitude.
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American government is indeed not very popular here. That should come as no surprise to anyone, though. American people aren't the problem, just their government. Things like the US government's "invasion of The Hague"-act do of course foster such an attitude.
The United States is not a member party to the International Criminal court (I forgot the exact name). The United States has the right to try their own citizens for (war)crimes. One of the biggest objections against this court would be its objectiveness. Seeing the current attitude in Europe, and within the United Nations as a whole, I can fully understand the American attitude towards this criminal court. It can very easily be misused for political purposes. UN countries such as France have already misused their rights within the United Nations organization, there is no reason to assume things would be different with the criminal court. Really how objective do you think a court can be with potential judges from countries such as Russia, France, Germany, Iran and Sudan?
As far as the US government is concerned, what is wrong with protecting our great western society, from the a society that does want to destroy it? The United States, at the very least, makes an effort to protect our society and the values it stands for. Freedom, of speech and religion. Equality of all people sexes and races. And the pursuit of happiness for all who wish to chase it. Sure sounds a heck of a lot better than total submission to a god that destroys all that is not islam.... I also find it surprising that the islamic threat is far more clear in Europe than it will ever be in the US, yet nobody wants to see it.
On a related point you merely react to my observation that Americans are hated in Europe/Netherlands. How do you explain the anti-semetic tendencies? (and by semetic I mean Jewish)
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The United States is not a member party to the International Criminal court (I forgot the exact name). The United States has the right to try their own citizens for (war)crimes. One of the biggest objections against this court would be its objectiveness. Seeing the current attitude in Europe, and within the United Nations as a whole, I can fully understand the American attitude towards this criminal court. It can very easily be misused for political purposes. UN countries such as France have already misused their rights within the United Nations organization, there is no reason to assume things would be different with the criminal court. Really how objective do you think a court can be with potential judges from countries such as Russia, France, Germany, Iran and Sudan?
How objective can a country be if it is the sole judge of its own people? A jury of peers, isn't that the way the US justice system itself works?
As far as the US government is concerned, what is wrong with protecting our great western society, from the a society that does want to destroy it? The United States, at the very least, makes an effort to protect our society and the values it stands for. Freedom, of speech and religion. Equality of all people sexes and races. And the pursuit of happiness for all who wish to chase it. Sure sounds a heck of a lot better than total submission to a god that destroys all that is not islam....
If that only were the real reason, then I would respect that. Wouldn't agree with it (I'm more isolationist), but I would respect it.
I also find it surprising that the islamic threat is far more clear in Europe than it will ever be in the US, yet nobody wants to see it.
What threat? There are problems with second- and third generation immigrants, certainly. A lot of them are not even muslim, they are disenchanted youth who use the guise of islam to justify their crimes. Under the cloak of multiculturalism they act out and claim it is their culture that makes them criminal, whereas their poor upbringing and (perceived) lack of opportunities is the real problem. Real muslims, who actually follow the Koran and don't just pay lip service to it, aren't a big problem here.
On a related point you merely react to my observation that Americans are hated in Europe/Netherlands. How do you explain the anti-semetic tendencies? (and by semetic I mean Jewish)
I have not noted a great degree of anti-semetic tendencies. There are most definitely anti-Israeli sentiments, but that is of course not the same. The reason I did not address it, was because it is similar to how the US is perceived: nice people, terrible government. And it may be that, where the US media is overtly pro Zionism, the Dutch media (can't speak for the rest of Europe) is overtly contra Zionism. Don't think it is, but I am rarely exposed to mainstream media.
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whole europe is pro arab, anti american and anti jewish anyway.
to the idiot who said 40 hours work weekin france was "cool", it is what led the country to bankruptcy and will be reformed in the coming years.
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How objective can a country be if it is the sole judge of its own people? A jury of peers, isn't that the way the US justice system itself works?
If that only were the real reason, then I would respect that. Wouldn't agree with it (I'm more isolationist), but I would respect it.
What threat? There are problems with second- and third generation immigrants, certainly. A lot of them are not even muslim, they are disenchanted youth who use the guise of islam to justify their crimes. Under the cloak of multiculturalism they act out and claim it is their culture that makes them criminal, whereas their poor upbringing and (perceived) lack of opportunities is the real problem. Real muslims, who actually follow the Koran and don't just pay lip service to it, aren't a big problem here.
I have not noted a great degree of anti-semetic tendencies. There are most definitely anti-Israeli sentiments, but that is of course not the same. The reason I did not address it, was because it is similar to how the US is perceived: nice people, terrible government. And it may be that, where the US media is overtly pro Zionism, the Dutch media (can't speak for the rest of Europe) is overtly contra Zionism. Don't think it is, but I am rarely exposed to mainstream media.
Whether or not the US justice system is objective is not at stake. What is at stake is a government's right to protect its civilians and ensure that they are tried in a way that their own consitutions promises.
You claim that islam is not the problem, only second and third generation "muslims" are the problem who under the guise of their religion commit crimes and misbehave. I disagree. How do you explain the fact that a painting was not allowed to be displayed in a museum last week because it might insult muslims? Can you imagine the same thing happening with regard to christians? How do you explain the fact that over 90% of all domestic violence in Holland concerns muslim men mistreating their wives? How do you explain the violence against gay people, (native) women en jewish people by muslim youth? And again, how do you explain their fierce hatred towards the US? They would rather have the terrorists win, and sometimes I feel some of the Dutch think the same.
I have noted tremendous tendencies of anti-semitism. Jewish families who are being terrorized by muslims. Anti-Israel manifestations in Amsterdam. During one of these manifestations Israeli flags were burned, and swastikas were displayed, all while members of parliament were participating. (But of course they were unaware of all this taking place ::))
Apart from this I find the entire notion that the majority of the population believes that Israel is to blame for the troubles in the world extremely anti-semetic. Most people here also believe that Israel rightfully belongs to the Palestinians. Not only are people here anti semetic, they are also very wrongly informed and know next to nothing about the history of Israel.
However, don't be insulted regarding holland, it has nice things. I like the bread and "de apenheul" 8)
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Funny thing about this thread is that for all the shit the rest of the world talks about the US, everyone still wants to live here.
You don't see anyone from the US wanting to live in any other country, unless they're talking about acquiring some Brazilian or Ukranian pussy and diseases for their collection.
Hate to burst your bubble guys (Ed, Joe), but I'm from Jersey (no Jersey jokes please) but I live in Perth, Australia. It's a crappy place to visit but a great place to live.
Our cities are a lot like the US. I don't think many australian people really "crave" living in a US city and beside desire for weather, I can't see any US people from cities wanting to live in AU.
The Americanization of Aus seems to be progressing steadily but it's only superficial. The difference between here and there is night and day.
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Whether or not the US justice system is objective is not at stake. What is at stake is a government's right to protect its civilians and ensure that they are tried in a way that their own consitutions promises.
I would agree with you if the situation was equal for both sides. If a US court even so much as vaguely suspects a Dutch citizen, they will demand his extradition and throw him in jail. This happens on even the vaguest of charges. It's obvious the US government is bullying countries simply because they can.
You claim that islam is not the problem, only second and third generation "muslims" are the problem who under the guise of their religion commit crimes and misbehave. I disagree. How do you explain the fact that a painting was not allowed to be displayed in a museum last week because it might insult muslims? Can you imagine the same thing happening with regard to christians?
Are the muslims at fault there? It's their right to ask for such things. Just like Christians in the US demand the ten commandments in court houses: they are free to ask. That they are being accomodated is the fault of do-gooder hippies, not the muslims themselves.
How do you explain the fact that over 90% of all domestic violence in Holland concerns muslim men mistreating their wives?
Official stats, please. If this is true, then they are at least 90 times more prone to this. This sort of statement needs ironclad proof.
How do you explain the violence against gay people, (native) women en jewish people by muslim youth?
Again: they are not muslim youth. They are youth born of muslim parents, yes. And they claim to be muslim when it suits them. There is also a sizeable problem with this garbage in, e.g., night life. But again: are they really muslim? If so, would they be going out, getting drunk, high, hitting on kuffar women? No, a muslim is not allowed to do this. After they get caught they CLAIM to be muslim, so that the hippies here have pity on them. But actions speak louder than words, and their actions scream: western trash.
And again, how do you explain their fierce hatred towards the US? They would rather have the terrorists win, and sometimes I feel some of the Dutch think the same.
How do you explain the fierce hatred of the KKK against blacks? Ignorance, nothing more, nothing less.
I have noted tremendous tendencies of anti-semitism. Jewish families who are being terrorized by muslims. Anti-Israel manifestations in Amsterdam. During one of these manifestations Israeli flags were burned, and swastikas were displayed, all while members of parliament were participating. (But of course they were unaware of all this taking place ::))
Sorry, I misunderstood you. I thought you were talking about the average dutchman being anti-semetic. My mistake. Yes, those children born of immigrant parents are acting out against jews. And blacks. And whites. And chinese. And indonesians. Our Turks hate Moroccans just as much as vice versa. If it was simply about being muslim, then those two would be getting on great. Apparently that is not the case.
Apart from this I find the entire notion that the majority of the population believes that Israel is to blame for the troubles in the world extremely anti-semetic. Most people here also believe that Israel rightfully belongs to the Palestinians. Not only are people here anti semetic, they are also very wrongly informed and know next to nothing about the history of Israel.
Well, this is quite a discussion in and of itself. Let's put it like this: the Dutch people are indeed misinformed. Just as misinformed as the US audience, but differently.
However, don't be insulted regarding holland, it has nice things. I like the bread and "de apenheul" 8)
Yay. :-[ ;)
Don't mistake me for being patriotic, because I don't care what you say about Holland. As long as it's factual, that is. :) If I were patriotic I wouldn't be considering emigration. :D
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You're really an idiot.
Try to look up 'america' on a map and tell me which is the official language spoken there, please.
When you're finished, can you to the same for 'europe' and 'asia' please? ::)
get off your high horse faggot.
you know exactly what 'America' he's talking about.
BTW, you could say that 'America' is a proper term for the U.S., as it's the only country on the American continent spoken with the word 'America' in it.
so shut the fuck up.
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get off your high horse faggot.
you know exactly what 'America' he's talking about.
BTW, you could say that 'America' is a proper term for the U.S., as it's the only country on the American continent that has the word 'America' in it.
so shut the fuck up.
USA only.
Mike
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USA only.
Mike
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msdumbbell you need to visit me
oh ok will you cum for me? haha
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I love living in Canada. My other choice would probably be Australia
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Well, since I am a jingoist, I say, "If the rest of the world hates America, I say, 'Hate Them Back!'"
Mike
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How is the (gang) violence etc over there? Or is that more a problem for rio and the north?
I have a friend that went to south of brazil and she says it's a really nice and rich area. Way more european than the north. She went to the north too and in this one city she was the only white person.
How can you not like the man?
It's like any other large city. If you walk around with money hanging out your pocket, looking like a tourist and are completely unaware of your surroundings you'll make yourself a target. Although I lived in Sao Paulo I also spent time in Rio and I experienced no problems. After a few months there I knew the language well enough to take a taxi on my own and get to where I needed to go. But as I previously mentioned, I was always aware of my surroundings even when i was out drinking and partying.