Are you happy with the country you live in or would you prefer to be a different national? (big home, to buy)

[Yanagisawa]

Originally Posted by Davy-040

I guess Mexico, Brazil, Portugal, Italy and the Philippines are not Christian.

Cocaine is A LOT more addicting.

Did I ask which countries are not Christian? No.

Obama's Right: Marijuana Is Far Safer Than Alcohol, But Not Entirely Risk-Free



OK. Where do you draw a line dividing legal and illegal?

[Davy-040]

Originally Posted by Yanagisawa

Did I ask which countries are not Christian? No.

Obama's Right: Marijuana Is Far Safer Than Alcohol, But Not Entirely Risk-Free



OK. Where do you draw a line dividing legal and illegal?

Did i ask if Marijuana is safer than alcohol? No.

[easthome]

Originally Posted by Yanagisawa

Depends.

I saw many Europeans are not against gun control for example.

Yes, Guns Kill More Americans Than Terrorists Do.

But we should know 6 Things That Kill More People Than Guns

• 1. Cars
• 2. Alcohol
• 3. Tobacco
• 4. Medical Malpractice
• 5. Obesity
• 6. Governmen

People that smoke or drink kill themselves, but a guns only purpose is to kill, often 'other people'.

[kevxu]

Originally Posted by Mr.Falcon

In such a globalized world like the one we live in the present, and where the internet makes us know more intimately other social and political realities, this is a very popular topic. How do you feel about your home country?

I left mine to live permanently in another country.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Yanagisawa

Do you agree it is a terrible decision that the US bans cocaine?

I can't see big differences between alcohol and cocaine. Would you educate me please?

I'm open to the discussion whether drug use and possession for personal use should be decriminalised.

But alcohol and cocaine doesn't have the same societal effect, so they aren't really comparable.

[Davy-040]

Benzo's should be sold OTC, hate to beg my doctor for it every month.

[fagrance]

The less Americanized a place is.... the more interesting it is for me.

So to me I have no desire to even go to the UK, Germany, Netherlands (They try hard to be like America)

Southern Europe is ok

Eastern Europe is very cool

Central Asia must be fantastic

The middle east (I am not attracted by those places)

Canada, Australia, sorry but I don't find it interesting.

South America, it is cool. I wouldn't mind living on a big metropolis like Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro or in some indigenous town on the Andes in the middle of Bolivia raising alpacas)

Oceania, yes I wouldn't mind living in a beautiful island like Fiji for a year or two.

China / India both too polluted and overpopulated

Japan is ok for one year.

[Davy-040]

Originally Posted by fagrance

Netherlands (They try hard to be like America)

In what way?

[fagrance]

Originally Posted by Davy-040

In what way?

many dutch aspire to live in big suburbias surrounded by trees and then shop and shop and shop

flemish are like this too

maybe its a cultural thing

[easthome]

Originally Posted by fagrance

many dutch aspire to live in big suburbias surrounded by trees and then shop and shop and shop

flemish are like this too

maybe its a cultural thing

What makes you think this is an 'American thing' in particular? How do you expect 21st Century Dutch people to live? In windmills wearing clogs?