Ask People From the United States About the United States (Take 2)

[KMack]

Yeah, LSU has a very good football team but it has ceased being great. It puts a metric shit ton of players into the NFL - but so does Alabama, Ohio State and now Clemson.

That call was... had to be big money making that call; it was far too obvious.

Given a choice, I think more Louisianians would prefer LSU win the National Football Championship than the Saints win the Super Bowl - New Orleans excepted.




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And LSU beats Bama

[Iroczor]

It fucking sucks over here. Don’t visit.

[Duffmannn]

Is soccer becoming popular between mainstraim americans?

[PaleoEuropean]

- Would Americans risk their life to save Europe from an existential threat? (As in joining a war to save it etc.)
- Is America moving closer together or further away from each other?
- What's your view on societies that offer free healthcare and free education for everyone? Would you want that in the US aswell?
- Is there a connection between Americans for a greater good of everybody?
- What's the general sentiment towards native americans and their place?
- Is there any truth to the struggle of the black people in the US? (Forgot what you call it?)
- What thing about your country makes you proud?
- Would the incoming spanish speakers one day take over, and parts of the US would become spanish speaking?
- Why do so many people get shot in the US?

1. America has proven it will stand with it's allies time and time again
2. Americans generally aren't political, but the current climate is unifying a lot of people in rural areas, the biggest divides are in cities and suburbs.
3. I personally don't wan't free healthcare and or education but we have both for poor people, which I am fine with.
4. Most Americans would kill or die for their neighbor, some people are selfish but even a lot of leftcucks are decent people on a personal level.
5. A lot of Americans who don't live near Natives idolize them and the ones that live near them think they are a bunch of drunks, drug addicts, thieves and abusers of women/children. Their reservations (besides the well to do ones) are cesspits. Native Americans aren't bad and there are hard working ones out there, most who live among them think of them as normal people but we all recognize how messed up their culture is and how little it values ethics. They are Americans just like us in most regards and I as most people do treat everyone with respect (can't speak for people in the city).
6. Black people struggle because like Native Americans, they don't have a lot of values or ethics in poorer neighborhoods. There are black gated communities, places like Atlanta have millionaires and well to do Blacks, but a lot of blacks outside the South just have zero culture or respect for themselves or anyone else. They like poor whites, Mexicans or anyone else live the street/prison culture.
7. Our constitution, our achievements in technology, medicine and our sense of patriotism when it really counts.
8. We have had many waves of immigrants, a lot of Spanish speakers integrate, only border areas like L.A, parts of Texas, Arizona etc have strong affinities with their culture. Most Mexicans I know speak better English than Spanish if they are 2nd or third generation.
9. That is a myth, gun crime is actually pretty low in most areas. Most murders and assaults with firearms are domestic disputes.

"In 2010, about 1.8 million nonfatal violent
victimizations were committed by strangers,
which was a 77% decline from 7.9 million
victimizations in 1993. Violent victimizations
committed by strangers accounted for about 38% of
all nonfatal violence in 2010. Simple assault made
up the majority (60%) of victimizations committed
by strangers during the year, followed by aggravated
assault (20%), robbery (17%), and rape or sexual
assault (2%). From 1993 to 2008, among homicides
reported to the FBI for which the victim-offender
relationship was known, between 21% and 27%
of homicides were committed by strangers and
between 73% and 79% were committed by offenders
known to the victims.
From 1993 to 2010, the rate of nonfatal violent
victimization committed by strangers declined 81%,
from 37.7 victimizations per 1,000 persons age 12
or older to 7.1 per 1,000 (figure 1). Similarly, during
the 18-year period the rate of violence committed
by offenders known to their victims dropped 73%,
from 39.4 victimizations per 1,000 persons age 12
or older to 10.5 per 1,000. The percentage decline in
the rate of violence committed by strangers and the
rate committed by offenders known to the victim
from 1993 to 2010 was not statistically different"


6.

[PaleoEuropean]

Is soccer becoming popular between mainstraim americans?

Soccer is fairly popular, there are some teams with some huge followings like the Portland Timbers, Galaxy and Chivas.

[PaleoEuropean]

Why do you build those houses in the southern-hurricane zone with wood?

Because every time I watch TV about hurricanes in USA, appear those fragile houses destroyed.

Would´t be better to build them with bricks?

As long as you have a storm shelter that's all that matters, a hurricane will still tear the roof of a brick house or apply enough force to crack the mortar and take down much of the structure anyway. I live in a wood house in a place that gets storms from the gulf and tornadoes, felt safe and it was a fairly old house too.