The American Dream?

Well, I'm sure that you americans know better what to do out there. I'm bound to be kind of skeptical (guess all auditors have a slight dose of paranoia) but  american people are important. They should be those who decide what's best for them and make a stand against those who are misleading their country. Just hope they don't do it too late.

Originally posted by Gerenalissimus Sinclair but seriously, the american way of life is that of religion, hipocrisy, greed, deceit, domination, narcisism, racism and warlordism.

Yes, as an American I can tell you my life is just overflowing with those things.

Have you ever even been to America?  If so, how long? 

Have you ever lived in America?

Can we all just be a bit more civil in this discussion. America has her faults but I would like to be able to go through a thread about her minus the vitriolic puke. Criticise America intelligently by all means, but don't turn threads like these into a discussion where one person launches a poorly formed insult and it ends up with people patting eachother on the back and the posts made are unworthy of a response.

I don't know about you guys but the "American" dream is to just be happy and have a good life. I don't need lots of money or a huge house. All I want is a decent sized amount of land in Montana and to be allowed to tool around with my old cars.

But who am I?

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Edited by TheOrcRemix - 09-Mar-2012 at 19:34

Its called the American dream because you have to be asleep to belive it.

Originally posted by vizigothe I don't know about you guys but the "American" dream is to just be happy and have a good life. I don't need lots of money or a huge house. All I want is a decent sized amount of land in Montana and to be allowed to tool around with my old cars. But who am I?

Sounds similar to my dream: a house and strip of land in the southwest where i can drive a big muscle car (or pickup like the el camino or ranchero), wear a gunbelt and a Stetson, and drink root beer (really hard to get in the UK).