It feels very oppressive here though because of British embarrassment and wanting to keep up appearances. Nice middle class people just refuse to even acknowledge the possibility of the left being wrong.
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A long history of pluralism, an emphasis on individual rights, periodic cultural revolution and religious/belief freedoms may prime our general craziness.
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And our racial strife is long and still festering. No sugar coating it
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#TheWestWing episodes:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aidF5mQ7bBY …
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Well, the US is more noisy and such, so it follows.
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We’re loud and crazy, but an awful lot of fun.
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What exactly are you saying about Americans?!?!?!


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Definitely agree there. U.K. caricature = we tut at things and stay quiet. US caricature = loud, brash, make themselves known.
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We’re noisemakers. The British like to cover up their correctness with turned-up noses and how undignified we are because we’re not connected to them anymore.
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Also true for Germany. The parties seem more reasonable and less noisy than their US counterparts, but if you look at the foundations, it's (almost) the same.
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