"BTW, Indian food is best, followed by Japanese, followed by Italian, and there are good British TV series (like Red Dwarf)."
Indonesian you forgot. Ditto Thai. But yes Japanese is kick ass.
Never been much of an Italian fan myself. I was made to have it from a young age and eventually got sick of spaghetti. Though, I still love Calzone's!!!
"Americans must lose this tendancy in order to retain power and keep our country from becoming a monster. Not because the French might like us."
I see. So this comes down to an old, old comment of yours. "Someone should change not because another asks them to, but because they want to." Fair enough.
"Frankly, you don't know jack shit about what Americans are like. Your comment on the internment camps proves this. As does your comment on Americans being shocked by 9/11."
Like I said; "I was 13 and so were they so it doesn't really count."
"If you had any intellectual respect for yourself, you'd listen to somone who knows Americans rather than to your own voice."
I'm more than willing to. The problem is, no one has said anything. Joeman said 'America wasn't shocked at being attacked.' I said 'my experience and the magazines I read seemed quite shocked at the fact that such a large attack had occured' Then no one replied to try and correct me with any evidence to support them (I had used minimal evidence, only quoting the one People magazine from Sept 11th which is 5 feet away from me). In other words - it may not be that I'm not willing to listen, but that no one has talked.
Indonesian you forgot. Ditto Thai. But yes Japanese is kick ass.
Never been much of an Italian fan myself. I was made to have it from a young age and eventually got sick of spaghetti. Though, I still love Calzone's!!!
"Americans must lose this tendancy in order to retain power and keep our country from becoming a monster. Not because the French might like us."
I see. So this comes down to an old, old comment of yours. "Someone should change not because another asks them to, but because they want to." Fair enough.
"Frankly, you don't know jack shit about what Americans are like. Your comment on the internment camps proves this. As does your comment on Americans being shocked by 9/11."
Like I said; "I was 13 and so were they so it doesn't really count."
"If you had any intellectual respect for yourself, you'd listen to somone who knows Americans rather than to your own voice."
I'm more than willing to. The problem is, no one has said anything. Joeman said 'America wasn't shocked at being attacked.' I said 'my experience and the magazines I read seemed quite shocked at the fact that such a large attack had occured' Then no one replied to try and correct me with any evidence to support them (I had used minimal evidence, only quoting the one People magazine from Sept 11th which is 5 feet away from me). In other words - it may not be that I'm not willing to listen, but that no one has talked.