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neerdowell said:
As an American, I can only speak for Americans. Honestly, they scare the f*** out of me. They possess a dangerous combination of ignorance, self-righteousness, and a sense of entitlement. They insist on policing the world while their own nation falls apart. Furthermore, there stands no clear hope for any recovery given both major sides of power are more content with blocking any progress from the other side (not to mention that corporations are arguably the ones in control).

I'm not saying that other nations don't have their issues, but other nations aren't so heavily involved in the affairs of other nations. I personally think America has too much pride to ever gracefully step down as a world leader or address the fact that our greatest enemy exists within.


The irony of the USA being the country to be policing the world, is its to stop countrys which MIGHT use a WMDs (nuclear, Atom), yet the're the only country to prove that they'd actually use one.........Twice!



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I'm scared of the webbed feet people. I think they are frogs in disguise.



Religious people who actually believe in heaven/hell/virgin birth/god/creationism/divine power/miracles etc.

Very scary people...



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To be honest, large numbers of white people used to weird me out until I got to college. I wasn't scared, it was just a culture shock for me, since my neighborhoods growing up mostly consisted of blacks, hispanics and a few asians. I got over it after my freshman year, since I was around mostly white people for that time period. I think if anyone is uncomfortable around a certain culture or race, it's mainly due to limited interaction with them. This is also why I avoid rural white areas as much as possible. I almost always get followed by cops or get weird looks by the locals.

Super religious people creep me out though, and I don't think that will ever change. They just have this weird glazed over expression whenever they talk about religion.

Religious Person Encounter Story: I bent one of my car rims while on the freeway, and I had to get towed to a garage. The tow truck guy asked me where I needed to go and I told him to take me to my dealership, so I could drop my car off. He suggested a different garage that was closer to where we were and I said okay. A few minutes pass and he asks me, "So have you accepted Jesus as your lord and savior?" I'm thinking, "Ah shit, here comes the bullshit." Not knowing whether he had any kind of weapon on him, and seeing as how we were deviating from our original destination, I decided to just go along with it and I said yeah.

He turned on his radio to a religious station and I just sat there in silence as he made comments about the Bible and the places he had worshipped in his life. Longest 10 minute drive of my life. When we got to the garage, I think I said something like God Bless or some shit and went in to the garage to see what could be done about my car. Good times.



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toadslayer72 said:
Nope. I get along with everyone, even people that are known to be assholes.

Not me.  I can't stand assholes of any race.



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hatmoza said:
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We're going to be keeping careful tabs on this. <_>


You are scared to get in cars with middle easterners! Admit it!

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American, Christian Conservatives and any absolute dogma. Basically, all the Judeo-Christian religions.