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  • Only in America:
    (Begun as a fictional list, but the real “Only in Americas” are funnier, or at least stranger)

    Drive-through banks, pharmacies, and liquor stores.

    Parking lots (car parks) larger than the buildings they serve.

    Sugar-frosted honey-coated deep-fat-fried cheese sticks – and a Diet Coke.

    Bumper stickers that say “Honk if you hate noise pollution”.

    Creationists who insist that the pharmaceutical drugs they use first be tested on monkeys and chimps.

    Football in which the ball is carried or propelled much more by hand than by foot.

    People who argue that human life is so sacred that abortion justifies capital punishment.

    A country where the “Lower Forty-eight” states are north of Hawaii, and where the “Continental U.S” doesn’t include Alaska, which is clearly on the same continent.

    A country where everyone has time to mow their three-acre lawn each week, but no one has time to cook their own food.

    People who value equality so much that they think discrimination should be used to create it.

    Academic institutions known more for their athletes than their scholars.

    A country where the Big Ten has eleven schools, and a fifth is four fifths of a quart.

    A country where “evil-doer” and “do-gooder” are both negative characterizations.

    A country that claims to hate lawyers, and that elects only lawyers to public office.

    Prices of gasoline (petrol) prices that are a fraction of the price of drinking water – and people complaining about the price of gasoline.

    A State Department that has nothing to do with the states.

    “In God We Trust” written on every piece of money of a nation that alleges to separate church and state.

    A country where only the well-to-do ride bicycles.

    One of the world’s most technologically advanced countries, with the most antiquated system of weights and measures.

    “The Land of the Free” with the world’s second highest incarceration rate.

    A principled refusal to ratify the 1989 United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. (Somalia is the only other nation with the same principles.)

    Not my list

    yo somalia is one of the best countries in the world

    HAHAHA, North Korea’s looking pretty attractive these days 2.

    what you can just sit around chewing Khat all day in somalia and wait around for the gun fight to pop off… i’d rather be in afghanastan with a sniper rifle high on H, but somalia could be fun

    Well any war zone could be fun given the right medications 😉

    hell yeah, the nazis were on crystal meth until they ran out of the precursors and thats when they started to lose the war..

    Seen documentaries talking about Hitlers use of amphetamines which could explain a lot.

    yeah, first time he took meth he had a meeting with mussolini and ranted for 2 hours tweaking.

    Can’t have been that good if it was only 2 hours lol.

    i think thats when benito bailed, but yeah they had some really janky concoction of meth compared to whats going around today

    And yet technologically they were very advanced.

    :lol_fast:, you motherfucker.

    Prior to the fairly recent adoption of the motto “In God we trust”, the de facto motto of the US was “E pluribus unum”, (“One from many”) to illustrate the aptly nicknamed ‘melting pot’ that is the United States. And it remained so for just under 300 years. The first amendment of the constitution actually did not state that there would be “separation of the church and the state”, in actuality the passage stated that the US congress would not be permitted to pass any law that respected an establishment of religion. And furthermore, “In God we trust” does not promote the establishment of a state-church relationship. It was intended to again, illustrate the coming together of the 13 colonies and people of many different races and religions with the use of a ritualistic and ceremonial figure to symbolize a source of higher power and rule. Finally, in actuality, even if the use of the word “God” we’re to be used in such a way that suggested the existence of a holy deity, the term means a supreme being or creator, and would in turn, not violate the the conditions raised in the first amendment of the constitution seeing as how it does not impose upon ones right to freely practice religion or directly promote the act of respecting an establishment of religion.

    I love U.S history. Just not the U.S.

    One thing that really really annoys me about your country is the way they will try and force their religious fantasies about creation and evolution and try get it taught in a BIOLOGY class. So sad what some people will do to try fuck a kids life up. By all means get your freak on in church or whatever people do there but leave it there.

    yeah, one of the big textbook makers finally told the state of Texas off about that, but its been going on for 30 years. lol now is a bit late to start taking it out, got a whole generation of kids who think the earth was made 6000 years ago.

    Fucking unreal isn’t it. Based on some bizarre calculation made by giving the bible a definite timeline that is factually accurate.

    Makes me sick to be honest.

    Also reminded me of this.

    https://www.flickr.com/photos/nickleus/5383725323/

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