JDs Couch
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What do you expect, they make massive cuts to education while cutting taxes for billionaires.
I wonder if a 50% tariff on copper will make things more expensive?
Geo
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The education system in this country has been terrible for 40 years. Why throw more money at it? Money is not the problem.
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Robostyle
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There's nothing you can do about it except cry like a fucking baby on the internet.
And crying about it does absolutely nothing to solve it.
So you're wasting your breath, and our time with every temper tantrum you throw.
Every single talking point you bring up is false.
You act like you know USA better than those who live here every day.
How is it that you became such an expert?
JDs Couch
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Education (you know, where the USA ranks 31st in the world, below Lithuania and Hungary)...
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Robostyle
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And what are you doing about it?
rsm
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being a foreigner, why does he care what happens in the USA? Some kind of envy for American citizens it seems.
I really don't GAF what happens in other countries unless it impacts the USA. For example, western Canadian provinces that may leave Canadastan...that could work out well for the USA if they become states, so I'm interested; Mexico failing to deal with their cartels or their side of the border, that's an issue for the USA...
Dealing with the Iranian regime is a US and UK responsibility because the US and UK meddling after WW2 in Iran caused the current Iranian regime. Reagan should have dealt with it, but he didn't, no one did, so we inherited the mess. Time to clean it up once and for all.
Same with Gaza and Lebanon, Hamas and Hezbollah keep causing trouble, and destabilizing the middle east, what we need is the Muslim world to deal with them. There's a reason no Muslim countries want any Palestinian refugees, I certainly don't want them either.
Finally, Ukraine; end the money laundering of our tax dollars, tell Russia to finish the job but stay away from areas with our mineral rights.
America First.
FTW.
Floyd Eye
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Blaming cuts to the governmental department that has failed miserably in educating US children for 5 decades now.
rsm
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whine, snivel and complain...from a foreign country. Couchboy is hungry for attention and global relevance that he and his own irrelevant country lacks. He's angry at his, and his country's, impotence. It's obvious, sad and pathetic.
There are a few other foreigners with the same hardon for the USA and relevance when our domestic polices don't effect them at all.
At least @Thumbpicker comes at the USA from patriotism and love for his country; these others it's just mindless envy, hate and drivel from their TDS. At least they're mildly entertaining and amusing when they rant about USA from their little irrelevant foreign countries.
Geo
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That's the same stupidity that put us in this position to begin with.
84superchamp
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If EVERY country became isolated, the US would still be in pretty good shape. We have historicaly produced almost everything we need and could fall back on that trend. Much better than countries who produce their own shit (excrement) and not much else. New England still produces maple syrup and the northwest lumber...that covers canada imports. Bye.
Thumbpicker
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You do that but don’t pick and choose what you import - try and survive with nothing except yourselves - ill just laugh. Bye
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Robostyle
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I think we would eventually survive, but man it would get really ugly for a while.
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Robostyle
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TP and JD are completely different imho. Criticizing is fine when it's due.I agree but he does his fair share of criticizing other countries and Australia isn't exactly perfect, it's pretty left wing fucked if you ask me.
But JD is unhinged and it's all just blind rage and propaganda ad nauseam
The Blazing Saddle
Banned
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way too much cock.
Thumbpicker
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The difference is as I've said before I'm actually conservative and pretty rightwing. I'm just angry at Trump and the US because of what I perceive as a betrayal of a long time ally and a country that is supposedly similar. It's like my brother turning around and saying you're no longer my brother.
Floyd Eye
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Except you are a person and the USA and Trump as it's representative is a government.
Thumbpicker
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It still affects my sense of who I am and who I have aligned with for years and years and throws it on its head. It's bad enough that I don't like the way Australia is these days in terms of the demographic shifts and destruction of our traditional cultural norms and now the US which was a source of somewhat likeminded people are actually showing enmity to not only countries that are actually traditional enemies but also to their so called friends. Australia is one of the "five eyes" countries in terms of intelligence sharing. Right as we speak our leftwing pm is sucking up to China and some commentators are saying there has been no similar offer to meet with our long time ally the United States. Now personally I dislike China greatly and I see right through them but I don't have a great deal of confidence in our dim witted lefty Government with a Foreign minister here with a last name of Wong and an Ex Labor PM that speaks Mandarin who is our ambassador to the US would you believe arggh... Heaven help us - but the US isn't helping one bit. The US is basically attacking everyone including us but that's a disgrace given what I've said before about the trade surplus you have with us and the free trade agreement we had whereby you paid no tariffs here. They are giving the lefty wankers here a great excuse.
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Robostyle
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That sucks man, and it doesn't make any sense. Hopefully things turn for the better soon.
Thumbpicker
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I'm glad you seem to understand.
