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The guy simply expressed an opinion about where he doesn't want to live. You can't force him to agree with your opinion on the subject, and you're unlikely to c

The guy simply expressed an opinion about where he doesn't want to live. You can't force him to agree with your opinion on the subject, and you're unlikely to convince anyone with a barely coherent rant about a bunch of topics not even relevant to the original post. Calm the fuck down.

sleepyhead 13y ago
An I expressed my opinion. I think you are the one who needs to calm down given your words.
- rfnslyr 13y ago
  The OP posts about his direct experience in Singapore which are his reasons for leaving. You posted reasons for not coming into the US, that would not affect OP. Is he going to Guantanamo Bay? No. Does he murder civilians? No. Is America a beautiful and exciting country? Yes. It's the government and military which is fucked. If the OP's points for leaving were political, you would make some sense.
  - sleepyhead 13y ago
    Oh did I upset an American - poor you. I pointed out that all countries have flaws. I used the US as an example because OP is an American. Most of the blog post is about government policies so you don't make much sense.
    - rfnslyr 13y ago
      No, I'm not an American. Why did you use extremes when OP didn't? He's talking about the product of government policies regulating citizens every day lives, the result of which is unsatisfactory for OP, not extremist situations in which political prisoners are shipped off to a torture camp or civilians in different countries are killed. Those are both terrible things, yes, but hardly affect the day to day lives of people or their decisions, sadly.
  - collyw 13y ago
    One thing I notice when I passed through the States, is that you are constantly being bombarded with advertising, subliminal messaging, NLP. Trying to sell you something, or mold the way you think. (The fact that a large proportion of Americans seem to think they have a "right" to bear arms shows that more than just the government and military that are fucked.)
    - rfnslyr 13y ago
      What's wrong with the right to bear arms?
      - sleepyhead 13y ago
        Dead people that is what is wrong with it.
        rfnslyr 13y ago
        Is that your only gripe? In Norway civilians outgun the government 16:1. It's a lot more complicated than simple possession.
        sleepyhead 13y ago
        is dead people my only gripe? Surely you cannot be serious. Guns in Norway are for hunting and require a license. And far less people own a gun there compared to the US.
        rfnslyr 13y ago
        I don't think completely abolishing civilians guns is the right answer. However, they should be VERY tightly regulated, and open carry should be abolished for sure. I'm okay with having a low caliber rifle in your house, locked away for intrusion/intimidation purposes in case of robbery. Right now it's pretty crazy though. My American uncle has so many fucking guns that could blow holes in your chest, and I think that's wrong. > is dead people my only gripe? Surely you cannot be serious. Drop your attitude. If you have a point, make it. Nobody here is a mind reader.

sleepyhead 13y ago

An I expressed my opinion. I think you are the one who needs to calm down given your words.

rfnslyr 13y ago
The OP posts about his direct experience in Singapore which are his reasons for leaving. You posted reasons for not coming into the US, that would not affect OP. Is he going to Guantanamo Bay? No. Does he murder civilians? No. Is America a beautiful and exciting country? Yes. It's the government and military which is fucked. If the OP's points for leaving were political, you would make some sense.
- sleepyhead 13y ago
  Oh did I upset an American - poor you. I pointed out that all countries have flaws. I used the US as an example because OP is an American. Most of the blog post is about government policies so you don't make much sense.
  - rfnslyr 13y ago
    No, I'm not an American. Why did you use extremes when OP didn't? He's talking about the product of government policies regulating citizens every day lives, the result of which is unsatisfactory for OP, not extremist situations in which political prisoners are shipped off to a torture camp or civilians in different countries are killed. Those are both terrible things, yes, but hardly affect the day to day lives of people or their decisions, sadly.
- collyw 13y ago
  One thing I notice when I passed through the States, is that you are constantly being bombarded with advertising, subliminal messaging, NLP. Trying to sell you something, or mold the way you think. (The fact that a large proportion of Americans seem to think they have a "right" to bear arms shows that more than just the government and military that are fucked.)
  - rfnslyr 13y ago
    What's wrong with the right to bear arms?
    - sleepyhead 13y ago
      Dead people that is what is wrong with it.
      - rfnslyr 13y ago
        Is that your only gripe? In Norway civilians outgun the government 16:1. It's a lot more complicated than simple possession.
        sleepyhead 13y ago
        is dead people my only gripe? Surely you cannot be serious. Guns in Norway are for hunting and require a license. And far less people own a gun there compared to the US.
        rfnslyr 13y ago
        I don't think completely abolishing civilians guns is the right answer. However, they should be VERY tightly regulated, and open carry should be abolished for sure. I'm okay with having a low caliber rifle in your house, locked away for intrusion/intimidation purposes in case of robbery. Right now it's pretty crazy though. My American uncle has so many fucking guns that could blow holes in your chest, and I think that's wrong. > is dead people my only gripe? Surely you cannot be serious. Drop your attitude. If you have a point, make it. Nobody here is a mind reader.