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cameler
Canada99 Posts
I have seen Jews living like they are in Jerusalem (in New York) I have seen gays living like they are in San Francisco ( in New York lol) I have seen the fervent Christians and their activists in the West ( Nevada ) I have seen Latinos speaking only their language and not mingling or minding mainstream America one bit. So its hard to pinpoint exactly what IS America? Because to assume what we see out of Hollywood to be America is a bad assumption. | ||
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Mafs
Canada458 Posts
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Falling
Canada11578 Posts
Best way to end any bragging rights conversation. I don't know. There's some excesses in American culture I don't like, but I really can't complain too loud. Most of my music and movies and books comes from the US. I might critique what I get to listen, watch, and read- but I still enjoy a fair amount of it. | ||
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DwmC_Foefen
Belgium2186 Posts
On January 22 2012 05:44 zalz wrote: Sending a guy on a glorified rollercoaster. Sending a man to walk on the face of another planet. Not entirely the same thing. Ya, the Russians probably just punched in some numbers in a little calculator and crossed their fingers when launching... | ||
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zalz
Netherlands3704 Posts
On January 22 2012 05:45 Erasme wrote: Nobody sent a man on another planet. And I blame America for this. (You too Russia.) But I have faith in China! And Russia was more developped space-wise than USA at a point. And the Mongolians once ruled one of the largest empires in the world. Ergo, they are the mightiest nation in the world? Ooh wait, past achievements don't count for much when other people improve on them. Watching people twist and bend to make good things rubber, bad things glue, is almost like watching Houdini escape his chains. | ||
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ZettaMatrix
United States3 Posts
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Erasme
Bahamas15899 Posts
On January 22 2012 05:53 zalz wrote: And the Mongolians once ruled one of the largest empires in the world. Ergo, they are the mightiest nation in the world? Ooh wait, past achievements don't count for much when other people improve on them. Watching people twist and bend to make good things rubber, bad things glue, is almost like watching Houdini escape his chains. As we're talking a certain period known as the Cold war, and that my point stands during the half of this period, I think my sarcasm detector is broken. If not, I'm truly sorry for you. :D | ||
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Templar.
Canada133 Posts
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zalz
Netherlands3704 Posts
On January 22 2012 06:00 Erasme wrote: As we're talking a certain period known as the Cold war, and that my point stands during the half of this period, I think my sarcasm detector is broken. If not, I'm truly sorry for you. :D So your point is that the USSR won the space race when they launched the first man into space, rather then when America landed the first man on the moon? I suppose you can have that point of view. Not a single historian would agree, but 1st amendment rights allow you to be wrong. | ||
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Skamtet
Canada634 Posts
lol ok, the least important space related thing ever ok | ||
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Erasme
Bahamas15899 Posts
On January 22 2012 06:03 zalz wrote: So your point is that the USSR won the space race when they launched the first man into space, rather then when America landed the first man on the moon? I suppose you can have that point of view. Not a single historian would agree, but 1st amendment rights allow you to be wrong. ... I'll quote myself : And Russia was more developped space-wise than USA at a point. As one is not enough for you, I shall point another time : and that my point stands during the half of this period | ||
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orangesunglasses
United States110 Posts
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EndOfTime88
Austria259 Posts
My view of American culture is that consumerism has made it rather boring. | ||
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ailouros
United States193 Posts
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Tewks44
United States2032 Posts
On January 22 2012 06:08 Skamtet wrote: lol ok, the least important space related thing ever ok how is walking on the moon "the least important space related thing ever" seriously, you sound like you're twelve. | ||
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Nothingtosay
United States875 Posts
On January 22 2012 05:56 ZettaMatrix wrote: I love how your bball picture is of a German player and a Chinese player Yeah its to show how multinational basketball is. | ||
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IveReturned
Turkey258 Posts
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Djzapz
Canada10681 Posts
On January 22 2012 06:21 IveReturned wrote: Is walking on the moon cultural? No it's just really exciting. | ||
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IveReturned
Turkey258 Posts
Lol If I found a game it it gets extremely multinationally popular, does it remain as my own culture? I dont think so. | ||
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Djzapz
Canada10681 Posts
On January 22 2012 06:23 IveReturned wrote: Lol If I found a game it it gets extremely multinationally popular, does it remain as my own culture? I don't know - if it gets popular in Turkey first and then spreads to the rest of the world, then maybe it's your culture. Maybe not? Things travel too fast now. | ||
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