aww...come on...it was seven in the morning and I was drinking the night befor...are you realy gonna make me stay after class?

Heres a scary thought for ya....there are more honor students in Chinese high schools than there are people in the united states.

 

Cool. Good for them.

 

If we don't know the answer to such questions it's because we're the best country on Earth, obviously. Education is for all 'dem fools who live in less awesome countries. They have to compensate for their lack of awesomeness by actually learning shit.

USA:

*not_secure_link*www.plutonianshore.net/wtf/graphics/misc/kirk-inspirational-awesome2.jpg

-S-

 

Yep the US is a totally awesome country, not only did you give us Chuck Yeager you gave us Neil, Buzz and Michael. But then you ruined it by giving us MacDonald's, KFC and Burgerking, then to compound it you have to throw in your two favourite posters on here, yep the glorious duo of deidre and her little puppy DL:excited::excited::excited::excited::excited:

 

Sorry, us 'Mericans can't hear you. It's the sound of all that awesome. It's loud.

-S-

 

Well I guess I could write it down and send you a letter, but I doubt many of you can read.:laughing::laughing:

 

Reading? What do I look like, a Canadian?

-S-

 

We all can thank our government for the lousy education and what is allowed to be taught in public schools. Since the feds fund a large part of the system they dictate what can and what can not be taught. Step over the line and the funds are cut. They re-write, publish and sell the books that are rife with mis-information, somehow convincing the children that America is the greatest nation on earth. Yet you ask the children what liberty is and most will answer "it's the statue of!"

What is taking place, believe it or not, is a massive, ongoing propaganda program designed to keep the upcoming generations docile and complaint, a necessity for the take down of the late great America. Actually learning the truth about our history, our Constitution and what it stands for is avoided as it makes it easier for the politicians to ignore their oath to protect our rights while they author and pass bills that have and will continue to erode this country into third world status, complete with an elected dictator.

As long as the children are told they are free without teaching them how and why, it is a simple process removing liberties and rights, not to mention fabricating lies that will keep them in a state of fear. They will grow up knowing that our military is busy wiping out all the bad people of the world which is a long way from being true but none-the-less keeps the youngsters primed to fulfill their duty someday. Soldiers sent to do the dirty work of protecting America 10,000 miles away [a complete joke] do their work much more efficiently after completing 12 years of school that teaches_ basically nothing useful.

Those of us who are old enough to recognize the lies and see through the cover-ups and misdirection fed to us by an increasingly corrupt government will soon be replaced with the younger generations who will have no taste of the America we once enjoyed. Electronically monitored and totally regimented, they will be happy and survive, still believing they have freedom.

 

We're even.

 

Another thread about nothing based on totally unrelated data and posted by the King of Nothing.

Shall we await the next one with bated breath or with a sign of boredom?

 

can ur dick still get up?

 

American's are so stupid that they live more luxuriously than anyone on earth, control the oceans, back the entire monetary system, and 25% of all trade moves through them alone!

STUPID AMERICANS

 

Ten countries have higher gross domestic products than the United States,
https://www.cia.gov/library/publica...Norway&countryCode=no&regionCode=eu&rank=5#no

Including Norway, which has the highest credit rating in the world.
*not_secure_link*www.eiu.com/site_info.asp?info_name=sovereign_ratings&rf=0

110 countries have lower unemployment rates:
https://www.cia.gov/library/publica...ates&countryCode=us&regionCode=na&rank=111#us

 

Slightly off topic, but its interesting to hear europeans call it the war of independence. We call it the revolutionary war. Out of curiosity, how is taught in britain?

Over here, the boston tea party is known as the straw that broke the camels back. In high school, i had to debate whether or not america was justified in its position and i hard to argue on the side that it wasn't. Kinda opened my eyes to a few things.

 

The American Revolution began as a tax revolt. The American colonialists were the primary beneficiaries of the French and Indian War because it removed France as an impediment to westward expansion. Nevertheless, the American colonialists refused to pay taxes to help Britain pay off the debt incurred by that war.

Although the American revolutionaries spoke often of "liberty," slavery was legal in each of the thirteen states. It was illegal in England.

 

It was skimmed over with the basic details when I was at school, probably as we have so much of our own history and European history to study.

 

Actually ZERO countries have higher GDP than the U.S.. You may want to look into the phrase "per capita" and figure out what it means.

Actual GDP is not even close, the U.S. is double the runner up, which is china. And considering GDP determines a countries buying power in the world, measuring it per capita is a rather laughable attempt at twisting the facts. I'll act surprised.

Oh, and did you know that the Purchasing power measured as part of GDP is measured by the...you guessed it, U.S. dollar. The standard world wide. But I'm sure Norway has a lot of pull...

I'm not sure what ones reaction should be here. So I'll just smile and shrug I suppose. I've seen a lot of funny things from opposing sides on the internet, but the fact that you just linked me a list which has Honduras, Cuba, Mongolia, Korea, China, and multiple other slum countries listed above the U.S. is something I can happily say I've never seen before. I can say that because I don't think anyone would actually be thick enough to link a list dealing with employment and expect to be taken seriously when slave wage countries are in the top ten. I should say, I didn't think anyone would be thick enough. Congrats. I suppose it's easy to have lots of employees when you pay a dollar a day, but I suppose you didn't think about that. Did you?

You tried to take things out of context and you still failed miserably. I don't know what your problem is with the U.S. being the world super power, but I think it is much preferred to any other country on this earth having said power. We're far from incorruptible, but we're a whole lot better than the alternatives.

Though, I guess we can't be sure of that last point, apparently jobs in Mongolia are booming...yeah. No thanks.

 

Yes, but it is far more discriminate than it used to be. Unlike many of the males in here, I don't get a hard-on at the drop of a liberal tidbit.

 

Slavery was not illegal in Great Britain at the time of the American Revolution. Child slavery and servitude was rampant on the British Isles at that time as well.

The British "Triangular Trade" was one of the mainstays of the English economy during the 18th and 19th centuries. It supplied slaves to the British Colonies and returned trade goods to the British Isles for damn near 200 years.

Yep, them Limey's sure were tough on slavery.

 

I always wondered why people in Germany all speak Dutch!