When America Was Great...

Gervinho said:
The only people saying America sucks and everything is going downhill is white straight American men. I mean you still have all the advantages. things just got little more even and you guys are crying foul.
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Mass immigration, multiculturalism, open borders, diversity, non stop LGBT gender fluid nonsense, BLM, white guilt, white privilege and new age feminism is what concerns anyone with a brain.
 
Gervinho said:
The only people saying America sucks and everything is going downhill is white straight American men. I mean you still have all the advantages. things just got little more even and you guys are crying foul.
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"You guys"
 
It depends on how you measure great.

If you measure it by the rights of minorities then no the 50's and before were not great.

If you measure it by the strength of our economy and influence/respect then he is right.
 
M3t4tr0n said:
Internet, television, and social media play a huge factor on the current opinion of Americans, especially social media and social media is bigger then it has ever been. I don't think Obama has as big of an influence on the image of the fat, loud, brash, and low educated American that some of the people from the world have that you think it does. I don't see how your assumption that the supposed increase of hate on Americans is because of Obama should be a reason to vote for Trump even if it were true. If a president truly has the ultimate influence on the opinions of foreigners when it comes to Americans then Trump won't fix that image he will make it worse.
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As a non-American with an opinion of Americans that has dropped a little with every year I've been politically aware, my opinion of you guys would probably increase somewhat if Trump gets the presidency. A Trump presidency would, if nothing else, indicate that Americans are not so broken and brainwashed that they aren't free to take the wheel and make unconventional decisions with the direction their country takes.
It might not work out, and Trump might end up being a lunatic, or just the same as anyone else, but you don't achieve greatness without thinking outside of the box and taking risks.

Trump is a doer. There was a time when doers defined America's national image.
Now... eh, you can't commit to a successful military strategy; you can't win a fight; you boast about your greatly diminished freedoms as though they are still something special; as long as she has a vagina you don't care that your potential president is an incompetent who has a bad relationship with Russia and is under federal investigation; you don't care about the fact that terrorists are being used as an excuse to take away your freedoms while, simultaneously, you're being told that more refugees from terrorist-rich regions are to be allowed into your country; in engaging in one military cock-up after another, you make the world a more dangerous and unstable place; half of you seem to think that guns make you invincible, while the other half are so retarded as to believe that guns are responsible for murder.

Trump is being opposed by groups that everyone knows are bad for your country - the media, the republicans, the democrats, the lobbyists, the special interests, the British - and it's one of those things where the more people you're pissing off the better a job you know you're doing.

A vote for Clinton is a vote for no/low expectations.
 
The reason the 40's and 50's were so great was because of unchecked capitalism combined with large, powerful Unions that insured that working people got a more than fair slice of the pie.
 
PrinceOfPain said:
As a non-American with an opinion of Americans that has dropped a little with every year I've been politically aware, my opinion of you guys would probably increase somewhat if Trump gets the presidency. A Trump presidency would, if nothing else, indicate that Americans are not so broken and brainwashed that they aren't free to take the wheel and make unconventional decisions with the direction their country takes.
It might not work out, and Trump might end up being a lunatic, or just the same as anyone else, but you don't achieve greatness without thinking outside of the box and taking risks.

Trump is a doer. There was a time when doers defined America's national image.
Now... eh, you can't commit to a successful military strategy; you can't win a fight; you boast about your greatly diminished freedoms as though they are still something special; as long as she has a vagina you don't care that your potential president is an incompetent who has a bad relationship with Russia and is under federal investigation; you don't care about the fact that terrorists are being used as an excuse to take away your freedoms while, simultaneously, you're being told that more refugees from terrorist-rich regions are to be allowed into your country; in engaging in one military cock-up after another, you make the world a more dangerous and unstable place; half of you seem to think that guns make you invincible, while the other half are so retarded as to believe that guns are responsible for murder.

Trump is being opposed by groups that everyone knows are bad for your country - the media, the republicans, the democrats, the lobbyists, the special interests, the British - and it's one of those things where the more people you're pissing off the better a job you know you're doing.

A vote for Clinton is a vote for no/low expectations.
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So you base your opinion on Americans on who their president is at the time?
 
PrinceOfPain said:
As a non-American with an opinion of Americans that has dropped a little with every year I've been politically aware, my opinion of you guys would probably increase somewhat if Trump gets the presidency. A Trump presidency would, if nothing else, indicate that Americans are not so broken and brainwashed that they aren't free to take the wheel and make unconventional decisions with the direction their country takes.
It might not work out, and Trump might end up being a lunatic, or just the same as anyone else, but you don't achieve greatness without thinking outside of the box and taking risks.

Trump is a doer. There was a time when doers defined America's national image.
Now... eh, you can't commit to a successful military strategy; you can't win a fight; you boast about your greatly diminished freedoms as though they are still something special; as long as she has a vagina you don't care that your potential president is an incompetent who has a bad relationship with Russia and is under federal investigation; you don't care about the fact that terrorists are being used as an excuse to take away your freedoms while, simultaneously, you're being told that more refugees from terrorist-rich regions are to be allowed into your country; in engaging in one military cock-up after another, you make the world a more dangerous and unstable place; half of you seem to think that guns make you invincible, while the other half are so retarded as to believe that guns are responsible for murder.

Trump is being opposed by groups that everyone knows are bad for your country - the media, the republicans, the democrats, the lobbyists, the special interests, the British - and it's one of those things where the more people you're pissing off the better a job you know you're doing.

A vote for Clinton is a vote for no/low expectations.
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