I Hate Americans And Anyone Who Supports The Usa

Controversial time.

The title is actually a little over the top. I don't hate Americans. I don't even dislike all of them, but my God, you really do make it so hard to like you at all.

Case in point. Ryan Lochte. Before you all start making the point that this is just one example, it really does highlight an important social trait of American society which is quite evident.

Obnoxious, loud, arrogant with a huge sense of entitlement and a major superiority complex.

Is there anything worse than watching them chant U-S-A, U-S-A, U-S-A in the background of political rallies and other 'patriotic' events?

What's wrong with displaying a little modesty and helping to make the world a better place without having an interfering foreign policy that involves bombs?

I really need to sit down and write multiple posts about what's wrong with the USA, but I'll see how this one turns out before I go any further.

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Northwest · M

I see that foreboding has deleted one of my responses. Shows the type of person he is.

Hey, Foreboding, as a reply to your WWII nonsense, the decision to get involved, was not really a straightforward one for us.

The extent of Hitler's extermination program, was not really well known at that point, and we are a nation of immigrants, some from Ireland, France and Germany. Our pre WWII Ambassador to the British Court, was Joseph Kennedy, whose grandparents, came from a country that was occupied by the British. As far as we were concerned, we had a couple of European powers, who were enslaving continents (the UK more than France, but...), and yet, they were demanding that we helping them liberate themselves, from an aggressor.