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>I'm guessing Americans that moved to Holland are probably pretty happy there. That says absolutely nothing about the United States. True and I personally woul
by whybroke 11y ago
>I'm guessing Americans that moved to Holland are probably pretty happy there. That says absolutely nothing about the United States.
True and I personally would recommend everyone who can, try to live in both places as each suits different temperaments.
And I do not mean to denigrate Montana particularly which surely has virtues. But at the risk of being provocative I would cite this billboard near Malad city which simply would not exist in Europe. http://i.imgur.com/MDSWg.jpg http://i.imgur.com/MDSWg.jpg
- steve-howard 11y agoThat's pretty shocking even for America. Malad City is pretty remote (population around 2000), but I've never seen a more literal example of "clinging to guns and religion."
- joesmo 11y agoThis could be read either way, so it's hardly provocative: I matter to him because god doesn't matter to him. So the answer is yes. The only provocative thing here is the inability of the creators to make their point to anyone but the stupidest of idiots.
- thieving_magpie 11y agoMate, it's a billboard. I'm happy for you that speech is legislated so carefully in Europe, if that's something you value. What's the point you're making? Should I bring up how nice it must feel to be a muslim in Serbia in the 90s? Of course not. Safety and freedom are relative terms.