Nov Election, Candidates Aside...

[TheDeSade]

wrong. . .

Hanging Chad. . . . Noun . . . the pet name of a man named chad who is obedient to one Mistress Hillary and can be found in bondage suspension most days in a room remodeled to represent the Presidential Oval Office in a private residence in New York.

[mkemse]

wrong. . .

Hanging Chad. . . . Noun . . . the pet name of a man named chad who is obedient to one Mistress Hillary and can be found in bondage suspension most days in a room remodeled to represent the Presidential Oval Office in a private residence in New York.

Thank you for the correction

I thought that office was renamed Monica's Place??

And only in America as far as I know, can we post this and NOT get arrested for
Anti Government remarks

[lucy]

Thank you for the correction

I thought that office was renamed Monica's Place??

And only in America as far as I know, can we post this and NOT get arrested for
Anti Government remarks

Sorry, but you're completely wrong here. There are other countries which have freedom of speech. It's not like if you cross the border you're entering the world of torture, dictatorships and suppressed masses deprived of every right. There are other civilised countries out there, you know.
If i'm not misinformed, America didn't even invent freedom of speech

(Now i could make a statement here to prove you wrong, but i'm not sure whether the governmental torture chambers provide internet access to the inmates. So posting here tomorrow to prove you wrong might get difficult. )

[mkemse]

Sorry, but you're completely wrong here. There are other countries which have freedom of speech. It's not like if you cross the border you're entering the world of torture, dictatorships and suppressed masses deprived of every right. There are other civilised countries out there, you know.
If i'm not misinformed, America didn't even invent freedom of speech

(Now i could make a statement here to prove you wrong, but i'm not sure whether the governmental torture chambers provide internet access to the inmates. So posting here tomorrow to prove you wrong might get difficult. )

Thanks the question was ask out of curiosity, nothing more, what other Countries allow this?? Canada, and who else

[lucy]

Thanks the question was ask out of curiosity, nothing more, what other Countries allow this?? Canada, and who else

Every single country in Europe does. From Portugal in the west to Ukraine in the east (with the exception of Belarus), from Iceland in the north to Greece in the south (not too sure about all the Ex-Yugoslavian countries, tho). Plus many more around the world (Australia and New Zealand for sure, possibly Japan too). Even in Latin America you don't go to jail automatically anymore if you say something against the government.

I think the flag burning issue can serve as a reference point: What does happen if you burn a star spangled banner publicly? Will that result in you being prosecuted? Even sentenced?

Unlike many other Europeans i think the U.S. are a really great country and Americans are definitely much smarter than some over here tend to think (ok, i'm biased since my Master is American)
But i also think that many Americans should open up their eyes and minds and realize that the outside world isn't just a bunch of commies, primitives or terrorists.

Most of us are in fact pretty much like you


Edit: Sorry, i didn't want to mess with your thread. I'll stay out of it now