are the Americans proud of their standing in the world?

Question

as an American i believe that we are the best country in the world.in our pursuit of the American dream,We can eat & drink what we want(many pies & weak lager).We can dress as we like(elasticated waisted pants & long belts).Yes we have no culture,but we sure can make things up well(world war participation).We as a nation are looked upon by others with envy because of the pollution we make.Feel proud septics

Answer 1

When I read the first sentence, I was ready to give you a pasting. Loving your work, mate. Keep it up!

Answer 2

Mate, you shloud first travel to argument that the us is the best country in the world.Check the link below.....

I am US borne, I lived in Miami-Florida for seven years, before that, I lived in south America and recently move out of Florida for good to the UK, and now I look back to these past 7 years and even though I did my professional career there, I felt it was the 7 worst years of my live (social wise), because of this capitalistic systems I did not have many friends, everybody was busy, did not have a real girlfriend cause I did not have money to show and people saw me like I was a rat because I was poor “the more you have, the more you are” . And in the US, you can not pursued a university degree unless you come from a very wealthy family or live in debt for the rest of your life and if you become sick, you either have to have an insurance (very expensive if not paid by employer) or lived in debt for the rest of your live.



I think in the US, there is a culture to work but not culture to socialise with others, for example Drs see you as a number $ more than as a patient, i don’t want to generalise but i think the US system changes people into machines and blocks their mind form what is outside, most of the people I meet there, think that the US is the best country in every single way, without even visiting other countries, well I don’t blame then , with the little time off we had in Florida as listed on linked below, there is not time to visit any other countries,



Well, something else I realize when I was travelling Europe and south America, I noticed that most of Americans did not make any effort to a least speak the most common or used word in other languages and expect everybody to speak english as once a girl from Chicago told me “we are leaving the a globalisation world so everybody need to speak English”



In the other hand I think that economically wise US is great , my parents are doing financially very well so is my brother and most of the people I know, but unfortunately all the money they make and have, cant not even be enjoyed. I truly respect you opinion but I think that WE as “Americans” should see the world equally, change our minds, not because we are richest and have the economical power we have the right to abuse others and impose our system, ethics, morals as every country has their own and we should respect that.

Answer 3

I am an American and yes I am proud of my country. I am not saying we are perfect because we are far from it but we are doing better than most. We must be doing something right, we can't keep out the immigrants. Look at the USA/Mexican border for example. Look at all the others that come to this country to study or work. You think they come here because this is a cesspool? I think not. We are a relatively young country for all that we have accomplished. I am proud to be a part of it. If you are so unhappy with it, you are free to leave. We have no laws forcing you to stay here, like some countries. Go ahead. Move to a country where your views about the government will get you locked up and see how much better off you are. People like you make me laugh, because you talk big, but if it came down to it, you would be the last one to leave. I could care less what other countries think of us. You want to know why? Because while they have no problem pointing out the wrongs in the world, they don't have the balls to step up and make the worthwhile changes.
It is funny though, how they have no problem sticking their hands out for aid from us when we stick our noses into their business and help them in times of need!

Answer 4

America was a child born from the British Empire. It's culture and ideals are rooted in England. I was born and raised in New England. Many of the cities and towns bear English names. New London, Bristle, Dover, these names and many more have been transplanted in the Americas from England. Even many colloquial British accents can be heard in places like Boston and Rhode Island.
Although it isn't shared nationwide, people in New England have never forgotten their British origins and look at the English as their cousins.
Your postings seem to express contempt for America, yet the British have made the greatest contribution to its development. And that is evident in all of the original colonies. Despite your spurning, we are proud of our British roots.

Answer 5

If you're trying to fake it, don't use the word "lager." It's "beer" here--like the Italian "birra."

And who died and made you the end-all, be-all to define "culture?" That's so Eurocentric it makes me sick. My people have over 10,000 years of history in this place. Ever hear of Native Americans?

Also, aren't British people about the same size we are on average? They aren't the thinnest people on the planet. They're taller than Cherokee people on average, though, I'll give them that.

Answer 6

I'm proud of the liberties and freedoms that we give to our people. I'm not proud about some of our excesses and the way we impose our military might around the world.

Answer 7

A pride born of a naivety where force equals right and money is God.

Answer 8

Well, I'm proud that, in America, even gene pool bottom-feeders such as you can express yourselves.

Answer 9

Screw the rest of the world. Thier attitudes is why I never donate a single penny to help any of them!

My contributions to the Tsunami aid = 0.00
My donations to Africa = 0.00

If they want that to change then they need to bow down and start kissing my butt!

Answer 10

You should be whipped. You ain't no American, THAT's for sure.

I'd like to drag you behind my truck some time.