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Historically and culturally, Cyprus has been considered a European country via its ties to Greece.
Is it "entirely" in Asia? Well, it lies closer to Asia than Europe in the Mediterranean, but continents are not scientifically defined, hence Europe not being considered a part of Asia, and the Millions of people who think the Western hemisphere consists of a single continent called America.
I determine how liberal they are by their drinking laws, and if they allow me to have a beer while walking down the street, or as a passenger in a car.
I determine how liberal they are by their drinking laws, and if they allow me to have a beer while walking down the street, or as a passenger in a car.
I determine how liberal they are by their drinking laws, and if they allow me to have a beer while walking down the street, or as a passenger in a car.
Then most of Canada (held up as a paragon of liberalism by many Americans) isn't liberal, then.
^ It's definitely a metric, I'm not traveling to Iran or Saudi Arabia knowing their laws or the strict drug laws in southeast asia etc. Like I've said federal law in America > state law so it's no way to excuse that America is less liberal than any place in asia or both europes.
Historically and culturally, Cyprus has been considered a European country via its ties to Greece.
Is it "entirely" in Asia? Well, it lies closer to Asia than Europe in the Mediterranean, but continents are not scientifically defined, hence Europe not being considered a part of Asia, and the Millions of people who think the Western hemisphere consists of a single continent called America.
I definitely consider Europe as part of Asia but due to "political correctness" (political idiotism) I always use the terms eastern europe, western europe, asia. Geographically there is no border, not even the Ural mountains in Russia.
^ It's definitely a metric, I'm not traveling to Iran or Saudi Arabia knowing their laws or the strict drug laws in southeast asia etc. Like I've said federal law in America > state law so it's no way to excuse that America is less liberal than any place in asia or both europes.
so when gay marriage became legal in America on federal level how then a state declare it's illegal in their state? Even if they can it seems odd and useless for the federal laws then...
How is it not? They are pretty equal in this regards.
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Originally Posted by Acajack
Then most of Canada (held up as a paragon of liberalism by many Americans) isn't liberal, then.
I said I determine how liberal they are by their drinking laws, there are many cities in the world that are pretty strict on drinking. This is the global forum, right?
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Yeah and Missouri which doesn't even have laws against public intoxication would be more liberal then New York as well LOL
That is a horrible metric
How is Missouri any more or less liberal than NY? In context of the world? They are very, very close regarding this, say compared to Iran or Egypt.
This is the global forum...
You all thinking there is some dynamic, huge difference between states in the US are ridiculous, and need to get out more.
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