Meh, pretty much all of Europe is like that. They don't celebrate their differences usually, even between regions. I'm not even gonna touch states.
Shoulda seen that one coming.aw, thats too bad ....is it cause they hate waffles?
I was under the impression that you of all people would realize the influence history can have.I was under the impression that people living on the same small island wouldn't be petty enough to hate each other and completely denounce any similarity between them.
Americans should realize that they're the only ones who don't care about the rest of the world.Belgians don't realize NO ONE else cares. Same with the UK.
Haha I should clarify something: when I say languages, I mean REAL LANGUAGES. I don't mean silly, nearly dead dialects that have been spoken in two villages for a thousand years. They're notorious for that shit here. I don't give a fuck that you speak a specific dialect of Friulano or Veneto; I'm speaking Italian...it's your national language and if you can't speak it I should be able to punch you in the face for calling me out for not speaking it. Fuck you. Nor do I mean silly, retarded dialects that rear their ugly heads in the states like ebonics did in the 90's. TexMex isn't a language. It's dialect from people too lazy to learn one or the other.
I was under the impression that you of all people would realize the influence history can have.
Americans should realize that they're the only ones who don't care about the rest of the world.
This is true, in the case that the particular issue or problematic is concluded. Jews bleating about the holocaust and blacks blubbing about slavery is bullshit, because those things are over. Some hostilities between certain peoples or ethnic groups, however, persist to this day because the issue causing the tension is still an actor. In Belgium, for instance, hostility persists due to lingual differences, but also political rot and an artificial and detrimental status quo forced on the country by politicians afraid to lose their precious office. It's not something you can just shrug about and say, "ah well, let's just geta long," because the cause is still present.I do realize the influence history can have, but it should be something celebrated and not divisive, imo. It reminds me of 18 year-old Jews constantly bringing up the holocaust, like they were in a fucking cattle car in the 40's in Germany, or black people seeking reparations now. I think that understanding history is of utmost importance, but we should move on from there.
I can't stand soccer...
Yeah soccer is pretty gay...
Football is alright though! Especially the world cup.