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Reply 1
galactic_star
Given the post Iraqi war world, and the dragging of NATO forces by the US policymakers to stay longer in Iraq, has the resentment of the Anglo Saxons reached a new high ?:mad:


There are no NATO forces in Iraq. And if Brits hate Anglo-Saxons, that means they hate themselves...
Reply 2
Bismarck
There are no NATO forces in Iraq. And if Brits hate Anglo-Saxons, that means they hate themselves...


I think they meant the Anglo-Saxons' resentment, not the other way around.
Reply 3
Casey
I think they meant the Anglo-Saxons' resentment, not the other way around.


That still wouldn't make sense since Americans are also Anglo-Saxons...
Reply 4
galactic_star
Given the post Iraqi war world, and the dragging of NATO forces by the US policymakers to stay longer in Iraq, has the resentment of the Anglo Saxons reached a new high ?:mad:


Personally I dont think the public hate "Americans" as a whole but mainly Bush and his administration.
Reply 5
Bismarck
That still wouldn't make sense since Americans are also Anglo-Saxons...


or Latinos.
Dhesi
Personally I dont think the public hate "Americans" as a whole but mainly Bush and his administration.


I feel that sums up the situation well.
Reply 7
In no way do I hate America.
Reply 8
the stupidity of some gets on my nerves, espically the leaders.
Reply 9
Dhesi
Personally I dont think the public hate "Americans" as a whole but mainly Bush and his administration.


Even though Americans as a whole elected and then reelected Bush?
I like the Amercain dream idea. I think the greed is god culture of the 80s was superb. I hate Americans obesity.
Reply 11
I hate America.
I hate America too.
Reply 13
Feeling hate requires to much effort, to hate you need a real reason a real cause, i just feel indifference towards them
^^ I hate you



























haha j/k.
Reply 15
galactic_star
Given the post Iraqi war world, and the dragging of NATO forces by the US policymakers to stay longer in Iraq, has the resentment of the Anglo Saxons reached a new high ?:mad:


Not really. Hopefully rational people don't blame the average American for the war in the Iraq.
Silly question.
Reply 16
Apagg
Not really. Hopefully rational people don't blame the average American for the war in the Iraq.
Silly question.


Why not? 51% of Americans voted for Bush after he started the war.
Bismarck
That still wouldn't make sense since Americans are also Anglo-Saxons...

Less and less true...there are smaller numbers of European-Americans as a proportion of total population every year. Many cities, mine among them, have long had substantial non-European-American majority populations. California, by far the richest and most populous state, is now majority non-European-American. The face of power, for example, the US Senate, or millionaire men's club, is still European-American, and perhaps international students from the USA are mainly European-American, but the demography is fast changing.
Dhesi
Personally I dont think the public hate "Americans" as a whole but mainly Bush and his administration.



Yep agreed.
Bismarck
Even though Americans as a whole elected and then reelected Bush?

I suggest you do some research on the 2000 election- this election was by no means a clear cut event, and that's an understatement.

Also, look into redistricting as a factor in the 2004 legislative elections...to put it baldly, gerrymandering, engineered by the powerful political machines of national fiugures such as Tom DeLay of Texas (compelled to resign from his position within the US Senate and currently under indictment).