care to see what others think of us?

http://forum.mksydney.com/forumdispl...?s=&forumid=20

Wow, that's the most impressive collection of monosyllabic troglodytes this side of Congress. Very impressive specimens, one and all. I think if some of them had brains, they might be fairly dangerous.

[Element4040]

I found it an interesting site until I read all their viewpoints on the Jews. So now I don't consider many of their opinions at all, as they are worse of than most of us. Read all the Anti-Jewish threads on that board, damn.

I am ravingloon from the MK Forum. Yes, the majority of people who post there are anti American. We try not to target the "average Joe American" with our hate it is hard. It is easier to stereotype the race rather than the person which you have done by sledging the site.

I think Bush is a moron, I think what America is doing is wrong, I also think that Australia's Prime Minister is a spineless coward for going to war because America has asked us.

Yes, some of us get carried away with our rants but I am sure you must feel anger for the situation.

The anti Jewish threads and post shit me, there is only a couple of people who post that crap and they get shot down for it.

Also Fosters does suck, that is why we export it to the US and UK.

"Wow, that's the most impressive collection of monosyllabic troglodytes this side of Congress"

ThreeCurlno offence, but am i supposed to be even remotely impressed by your verbosity? Yr text does not hide the fact that you obviously have a very skewed opinion of the forums that I and my 'peers' post on.

Yr comment that " if some of them had brains, they might be fairly dangerous" would be a whole lot funnier if you had said 'guns' instead 'brains'... I shudder to think about the implications of the notion that 'brains are dangerous'.

Since we're impressive specimens, one and all, you should have no problem in articulating what exactly my posts are about and why you have a problem with them.

[Infrared]

Originally posted by XanaX
"I shudder to think about the implications of the notion that 'brains are dangerous'.

Brains are a dangerous thing.

As is a lack thereof.

Infrared, perhaps u need to elucidate it a little more for me...

are u saying you disagree with Threecurl then?

[Element4040]

Ravingloon, it's good to have you on here. It's cool that we have an outside viewpoint on here. While I generally disagree with most peoples statements on that board, because I don't believe alot of the opinions are based on in depth research into the situation. But then again, it's quite obvious that this happens on here alot too. I just think that this War is even greater than taking out the Baath regime.

Originally posted by XanaX
"Wow, that's the most impressive collection of monosyllabic troglodytes this side of Congress"

ThreeCurlno offence, but am i supposed to be even remotely impressed by your verbosity? Yr text does not hide the fact that you obviously have a very skewed opinion of the forums that I and my 'peers' post on.

Yr comment that " if some of them had brains, they might be fairly dangerous" would be a whole lot funnier if you had said 'guns' instead 'brains'... I shudder to think about the implications of the notion that 'brains are dangerous'.

Since we're impressive specimens, one and all, you should have no problem in articulating what exactly my posts are about and why you have a problem with them.

To quote some of the staggering wit and wisdom of this other board:

"yeh fully cant stand em....couldnt stand em before...CANNOT STAND EM NOW........FUCK OFF AND GO AWAY...."

"nah fukn kill em"

"If The rest of the world DIDNT GO TO MOVIES/HIRE ANY MOVIES for a month the states whould go broke!!!"

These are obviously very well thought out and superbly articulated arguments. I quiver and quake before the might of this sort of intellect.

[moshen]

welcome xanax and ravingloon.

please ignore threecurl... he is a prime example of the americans you (and i) hate.

he quotes your board but you or i could do the same from this one.
there are many idiots here that have said many stupid things about france, germany and of course iraq.

if you would take the time to browse our forums you would see that there are many of us who agree with your stance on the war and dislike the work that bush has done.

[Element4040]

And many of us say many factual things about the real reasons France, Germany and Russia are opposing this war and they are still ignored by people too blinded by their opposition.

[hepkatmama]

In Yemen, more than 10,000 demonstrators gathered at several mosques around Sanaa and then marched towards the US embassy, shouting anti-American slogans.

An 11-year-old Yemeni boy is reported to have been killed in a shootout between police and protesters, after riot police used tear gas and fired at crowds of demonstrators, according to security sources quoted by the Reuters news agency.

n Europe the largest demonstration was in Greece, where more than 150,000 people marched through the capital, Athens.

In South Asia, Indian-administered Kashmir and Bangladesh saw the largest protests.

In Pakistan, there has been a mixed response to a nationwide strike call by an alliance of six Islamist parties to protest against the US-led attack on Iraq.

San Francisco police: The most arrests in a day for 22 years
Shops were shut in the city of Quetta, but in other cities across the country the call was largely ignored.

Thousands of people across Australia and east Asia - including Japan, South Korea and Malaysia - took part in anti-war rallies.

In Australia, which has contributed troops to the US effort, protesters blocked roads in the country's second largest city, Melbourne, and chanted slogans against American policy.

In Japan, 8,000 people according to police - and 50,000 according to organisers - snaked through Tokyo demanding an early end to the war, with demonstrators urging people to boycott American products.

Smaller protests were reported in South Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and China.

VIEWS FROM LOS ANGELES: "I've never been more disgusted or ashamed to be an American. " Stephen Suess

Earlier in the US, police in San Francisco arrested some 1,000 people during violence at an anti-war demonstration.

Protesters blocked streets leading from the city's Oakland Bay Bridge, while small groups of people clashed with police and threw debris.

Tens of thousands of people joined demonstrations across the US.

from this link here

i think that it is fairly evident from the emotional pleas of thousands internationally that the majority of the population is not in favor of the attack on Iraq. unfortunately american democracy isn't run on the basis of the popular vote. the electoral vote process was developed because the forefathers thought the average-joe america was dumb as bricks and not clever enuf to access reliable information. so here we are.

the only superpower left (i suppose UK counts, but come on really, its not like they still have control over all those colonies). honestly i would think china would have greater force than britain. but who makes better tea?

it doesn't matter in the end.

and all our pleading doesn't matter either. because bullies don't listen to words only action. & america has been carrying a big stick since teddy roosevelt was giving us state parks.

I will try to provide as much information as I can.

Viva La France