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>Americans >I suspect they are compensating for not being "allowed" to call their own president what they really want to. If there's one country where you're
by swebs 8y ago
>Americans
>I suspect they are compensating for not being "allowed" to call their own president what they really want to.
If there's one country where you're free to say whatever you want about the president, it's the USA.
- scrollaway 8y ago> whatever you want (asterisk) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5bEwcJ8eCI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5bEwcJ8eCI But the person you're replying to was clearly using quotes to put emphasis on the fact that they are in fact allowed to do that, but there are social/political consequences for it. (And they're right. Look no farther than HN: During the election and much after it, there was a clear movement to "treat both sides equally".)