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03 Jun 2012, 9:32 pm

1. Not enough jobs.
2. Not enough industry.
3. Every inch of the countryside is farmed - no wilderness.
4. Population density is way too high.
5. Snobbery as a national institution.
6. Inequality is very high by European standards and the middle class vs. poor live in completely, utterly different worlds.
7. Too reliant on finance for GDP.
8. Sunsets at 4pm in the winter.
9. It's just a wimpy, decaying country.
10. Long working hours.
11. People are so indirect and bitchy and should be more upfront.
12. Botched privatisations from the Thatcher era and more creeping in through the backdoor.
13. Our health service is under attack.
14. We are more interventionist militarily in the world than we can afford to be.
15. We pay our Queen too much money.


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03 Jun 2012, 9:33 pm

Raptor wrote:
marshall wrote:
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These come to mind right off but not necessarily in this order.

Not enough national pride/patriotism.
Unstable economy.
Too much reliance on world market and foreign industry.
Too many liberals (more than 0 is way too many).
Too much greed/ selfishness.
Not a firm enough hand in diplomacy.
Not enough industry.
Too much of a nanny state.


-4 conservo-cred points for agreeing with a "sniveling liberal".


I didn't call any individual a "sniveling liberal".
That would be a personal attack and would cause a phenomenon commonly known here as "butt-hurt".


I was under the impression that the adjective "sniveling" applies to all "liberals". If you want to live in a country with zero liberals I don't know where you'd go. It's hard to find too many prosperous and civilized nations farther right than the US.



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03 Jun 2012, 9:38 pm

Maybe he could move to China.



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03 Jun 2012, 9:39 pm

TheDarkMage wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
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things i hate about my country:

the government
the people
the shops
the roads / traffic
the weather


Have you considered moving?

ruveyn


can you get me into america? ;)


Can't a UK citizen just come to the USA, even without a visa? Maybe find a spouse here.



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03 Jun 2012, 10:37 pm

The Corperations I hate the most their parasites sucking the blood out of our already crappy economy.



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03 Jun 2012, 10:47 pm

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I was thinking that word would describe him rather well, too. And I don't throw it around lightly, because most people misuse it.


Oops, I didn't see this before.
From you this is a compliment.
Thank you! :D

To paraphrase a line in The Sound of Music: how clumsy of me, I meant it as an insult.



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03 Jun 2012, 10:50 pm

I hate it when yanks in my country mock me for my southner accsent.



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04 Jun 2012, 1:53 am

The growing gap between rich and poor. Its come to the point..I may think of voting for a party next election that says they are going to raise taxes.



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04 Jun 2012, 7:32 am

AstroGeek wrote:
Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
I was thinking that word would describe him rather well, too. And I don't throw it around lightly, because most people misuse it.


Oops, I didn't see this before.
From you this is a compliment.
Thank you! :D

To paraphrase a line in The Sound of Music: how clumsy of me, I meant it as an insult.


Yes, but an insult from the left is always taken as a compliment. The more scathing the better.
:D



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04 Jun 2012, 8:29 am

Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
I was thinking that word would describe him rather well, too. And I don't throw it around lightly, because most people misuse it.


Oops, I didn't see this before.
From you this is a compliment.
Thank you! :D

To paraphrase a line in The Sound of Music: how clumsy of me, I meant it as an insult.


Yes, but an insult from the left is always taken as a compliment. The more scathing the better.
:D


pfft the left and right are just two sides of the same damn coin....Its a matter of how extreme one is that makes the difference.


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04 Jun 2012, 8:47 am

Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
I was thinking that word would describe him rather well, too. And I don't throw it around lightly, because most people misuse it.


Oops, I didn't see this before.
From you this is a compliment.
Thank you! :D

To paraphrase a line in The Sound of Music: how clumsy of me, I meant it as an insult.


Yes, but an insult from the left is always taken as a compliment. The more scathing the better.
:D


You have the wit and maturity of a 14-year-old!



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04 Jun 2012, 8:49 am

puddingmouse wrote:
1. Not enough jobs.
2. Not enough industry.
3. Every inch of the countryside is farmed - no wilderness.
4. Population density is way too high.
5. Snobbery as a national institution.
6. Inequality is very high by European standards and the middle class vs. poor live in completely, utterly different worlds.
7. Too reliant on finance for GDP.
8. Sunsets at 4pm in the winter.
9. It's just a wimpy, decaying country.
10. Long working hours.
11. People are so indirect and bitchy and should be more upfront.
12. Botched privatisations from the Thatcher era and more creeping in through the backdoor.
13. Our health service is under attack.
14. We are more interventionist militarily in the world than we can afford to be.
15. We pay our Queen too much money.


wow! Pudding mouse for once we actually agree on something. If you weren't a feminist we would probably get on very well.

Absolutely everything you said is completely true. You did, however, forget to mention about David Cameron and his all out assault on the countrys' disabled.


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04 Jun 2012, 10:47 am

Sweetleaf wrote:
Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
I was thinking that word would describe him rather well, too. And I don't throw it around lightly, because most people misuse it.


Oops, I didn't see this before.
From you this is a compliment.
Thank you! :D

To paraphrase a line in The Sound of Music: how clumsy of me, I meant it as an insult.


Yes, but an insult from the left is always taken as a compliment. The more scathing the better.
:D


pfft the left and right are just two sides of the same damn coin....Its a matter of how extreme one is that makes the difference.

You've really been on a raptor hunt lately haven't you....... :P



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04 Jun 2012, 10:50 am

ArrantPariah wrote:
Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
I was thinking that word would describe him rather well, too. And I don't throw it around lightly, because most people misuse it.


Oops, I didn't see this before.
From you this is a compliment.
Thank you! :D

To paraphrase a line in The Sound of Music: how clumsy of me, I meant it as an insult.


Yes, but an insult from the left is always taken as a compliment. The more scathing the better.
:D


You have the wit and maturity of a 14-year-old!


I'm 15.



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04 Jun 2012, 10:53 am

Raptor wrote:
Sweetleaf wrote:
Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
Raptor wrote:
AstroGeek wrote:
I was thinking that word would describe him rather well, too. And I don't throw it around lightly, because most people misuse it.


Oops, I didn't see this before.
From you this is a compliment.
Thank you! :D

To paraphrase a line in The Sound of Music: how clumsy of me, I meant it as an insult.


Yes, but an insult from the left is always taken as a compliment. The more scathing the better.
:D


pfft the left and right are just two sides of the same damn coin....Its a matter of how extreme one is that makes the difference.

You've really been on a raptor hunt lately haven't you....... :P


maybe someones a little on the paranoid side? :? ...if you think you're the reason I post in these threads sorry to disappoint you.


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04 Jun 2012, 10:55 am

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I'm 15.

Didn't you claim to be a 'taxpayer' in the lsd thread? how do you pull that off if you're 15...since you have to be 16 to work in most states?


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