Originally posted by Landisqueen170Several. I'm a nomad, darling. Plus I carry 3 passports. So, yes,
How many "countries" do you live in?
You are entitled to your opinion. I could care less what it is...mostly because you are just obnoxious about everything and never offer up anything positive.
I call several countries my home.
And, by the way, what I said is not an opinion. The US is an imperialistic
country which has violently overthrown or financed coups against
democratically elected governments, a fact accepted by your own
elected representatives and clearly documented in Senate hearings,
declassified CIA documents, and the like.
Read Kinzer's "Overthrow: America's Century of Regime Change from
Hawaii to Iraq." A serious source, with well documented research, and
hardly a hater of his own country.
Truth hurts but it's needed. You're welcome.
04 Dec 15
Originally posted by SeitseHow much did you have to pay for the passports? Did they do a good job on them? It is getting easier to spot fakes you know.
Several. I'm a nomad, darling. Plus I carry 3 passports. So, yes,
I call several countries my home.
And, by the way, what I said is [b]not an opinion. The US is an imperialistic
country which has violently overthrown or financed coups against
democratically elected governments, a fact accepted by your own
elected representatives and clearly docume ...[text shortened]... search, and
hardly a hater of his own country.
Truth hurts but it's needed. You're welcome.[/b]
04 Dec 15
Originally posted by SeitseBesides, when you go to a Euro country with an american passport, the lines are really long. You have, say, an Irish passport, zip right by all those stupid Americans in line🙂
A lot. American ones were dime a dozen but I turned them down. Who wants to be hated wherever one goes, right?
04 Dec 15
Americans coming here? Nah, they usually just pop by Disneyland
Paris, get ripped off by the café waiters, and then return home
bragging about having been to 'Europe'.
Last time I saw an American passport it was years ago, an Asian man
who desperately told everybody around him that he was Canadian.
Originally posted by SeitseI'd say that taking the opinions of those who hate America and won't listen to evidence to the contrary and those who love America and won't listen to evidence to the contrary, and splitting the difference may be closer to the actual truth.
Several. I'm a nomad, darling. Plus I carry 3 passports. So, yes,
I call several countries my home.
And, by the way, what I said is [b]not an opinion. The US is an imperialistic
country which has violently overthrown or financed coups against
democratically elected governments, a fact accepted by your own
elected representatives and clearly docume ...[text shortened]... search, and
hardly a hater of his own country.
Truth hurts but it's needed. You're welcome.[/b]
04 Dec 15
Originally posted by Trev33The wife of the gunman was found to have declared allegiance to ISIS.
Americans kill more Americans per year that Isis ever will. Sort out your mess of a country.
http://news.yahoo.com/pious-california-killer-showed-no-outward-signs-violence-081939530.html#
A whole thread to bash Americans while suggesting this was a right winged hit.
Hilarious.
04 Dec 15
Originally posted by sonhouseJust out of curiousity, what made you come to such a wrong conclusion as this?
Now it seems more likely it was domestic terror, some kind of anti government group with a gripe against a local government office it seems, they targeted a county health bash, a luncheon for county health workers.
This was a cowardly act in the worse way, so far 14 dead and 14 more injured, the perps in full body military armor with masks just burst in ...[text shortened]... rn up in a furnace or ax it apart to keep from being tracked. All the hallmarks of true cowards.
Were you just hoping this was the case?
04 Dec 15
Originally posted by Landisqueen170Why you having a go at me again? 🙄
Sonhouse...Trev, wolfgang and Seitse live in utopias...didn't you know? Void of all societal issues and problems. Their countries/governments enjoy unblemished histories and always, always make philanthropic, altruistic policies.
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Originally posted by whodeyInteresting story. If true it changes little about what ive said in this thread, the guy just moved to America last year, if he was connected with Isis you would think the US government would have discovered this. It's easy to do something in support of a particular group when you are not actually part of it. How did they get the weapons in the first place should be the real question.
The wife of the gunman was found to have declared allegiance to ISIS.
http://news.yahoo.com/pious-california-killer-showed-no-outward-signs-violence-081939530.html#
A whole thread to bash Americans while suggesting this was a right winged hit.
Hilarious.
My point was that it's going to happen time and time again in America until your whole culture is changed towards guns and how easy it is to optain them. Regardless of the reasons for the shooting.
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Originally posted by SuzianneWho hates America?
I'd say that taking the opinions of those who hate America and won't listen to evidence to the contrary and those who love America and won't listen to evidence to the contrary, and splitting the difference may be closer to the actual truth.
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04 Dec 15
Originally posted by sonhouseThere are some regions that are still controlled by FARC that are impossible to visit unless you have a death wish. Most places outside of Bogota are genrally very safe though.
Your flag says Columbia. Is that where you reside now? Columbia had famous Cartel battles and I think they are ongoing as we speak. That would make at least some sections of Columbia very dangerous to this day.