Would You Die For Your Country?

frippism wrote: geneyesontle wrote: Never. My country is like sh*t anyway. I wouldn't mind living in Canada :O Quebec city is probably my favorite city in North America

geneyesontle wrote: frippism wrote: geneyesontle wrote: Never. My country is like sh*t anyway. I wouldn't mind living in Canada :O Quebec city is probably my favorite city in North America   Yes, Quebec City is beautiful. But Montreal smells like sh*t. I would love to live in the UK. Dean, Easy Livin and Snow Dog, you are the luckiest guys in the world.   By sh*t, I mean that there's better countries to live. If I lived in the United-States, I would mean like two sh*ts. But that was just a joke.

Grass is always greener isn't it?

One of the nice things of being on an international forum:
I have found things are really the same all over the world, and life sucks regardless

Part of it is also we need to give up nationalism. It's silly. "Countries" pfffft invisible lines drawn on the world.
Seriously, we're all the same, trying to make a living and enjoy life. This is 2012...everything is the same everywhere. I love Finland but I'm sure after living there a few months and I "get to the grind" I'll hate things like I always do




Edited by JJLehto - June 28 2012 at 14:06

stonebeard wrote: Dean wrote: It has always struck me as being a dumb question - what fking use am I to my country if I'm fking dead? Surely the best way to lose a war is to die for your country - wars are never won by the side that died the most - sure, some battles are, but  they are called pyrrhic victories. If you want to be patriotic - stay alive. Which is why the ending of Blackadder pisses me off.