Yes
No
Maybe/situational/don't know/other
Later, when sanity returns they will say of America: "This is the time in American history when the USA took a $#@!!! Get those cameras outta here!!!
Suppose you were an idiot. And suppose you were a member of Congress. But I digress....
Captdon (12-12-2018)
Captdon (12-12-2018)
I can't vote according to the guy in the OP.
I will answer, though - I don't feel overly patriotic here in the United States. I am sort of in a phase. I talk about Canada as home in one sentence then America in the next. I say "We Canadians" when discussing Canadian politics and have started saying that about US politics. I "feel" Canadian thanksgiving but celebrate US Thanksgiving. Same with Canada Day/July 4th. It is conflicting. I do not think that anyone from a western democracy can spend 25 years there and move here to the United States and totally adjust. Sometimes I spell it color, sometimes it is colour. I miss Canadian politics but I also now feel a certain amount of apathy towards the politicians and voting.
Some people have asked me about culture shock and I explain that it's definitely there but hard to explain. I notice small things every day but never remember them. Currently, I am missing snow.
Last edited by Adelaide; 12-12-2018 at 08:46 PM.
Captain Obvious (12-13-2018),Captdon (12-13-2018)
I'm very patriotic, but contrary to the views of Ethereal and the "blame America first" ilk, that doesn't mean I approve of everything our government does. The difference betepween us is, he finds fault in everything no matter what. He seems to think that real America disappeared after the American Revolution. I have little to no respect for his mind-set.
Captdon (12-13-2018),MisterVeritis (12-13-2018)