America

[manker]

Lennox Lewis has got an effeminite voice - but a very Canadian accent

He moved there when he was nine and was brought up there. He sounds about as English as I do.

He sounds English to me (among others) regardless of where he grew up.

There's a fella in my crew that moved here from Trinidad when he was 7 yet he has an island accent.

You must have lived in a cave if the only 'English' person you ever heard speak until Snatch aired was Lennox Lewis.

[ziggyjuarez]

There was the "Dare" song by gorillaz

[GepperRankins]

what about tony blair, he's.... scottish

[ziggyjuarez]

Turn me off,Turn me off...Its Dare Woo!

[Santa]

European tv shows amrican stuff so it must be good

[ahctlucabbuS]

Nothing is ever going to be handed to anyone, anywhere, and at anytime. In America, you can work for what you want. You want higher status, more money, then you need to work harder to achieve that. I don't believe this to be true about most other countries around the world.

I am neither rich, nor powerful, yet I benefit from the American system.

How are you as a poor person supposed to work yourself up in the system if you're already dead?

You should really clarify what you mean by this, before I would want to answer it. Really you sound like a doomsday theorist who sees the end coming and it's going to be bad.

Don't get me wrong, I'm talking about basic social rights which other western countries take for granted, like the right to get medical treatment regardless of income. It's just puzzling how the worlds richest country have not even achieved this, while at the same time America is also the country with the richest elite. It's a perfect case in point regarding capitalism and inequality.

Fucking mind your own country

Don't get me started

[Busyman]

Nothing is ever going to be handed to anyone, anywhere, and at anytime. In America, you can work for what you want. You want higher status, more money, then you need to work harder to achieve that. I don't believe this to be true about most other countries around the world.

I am neither rich, nor powerful, yet I benefit from the American system.




You should really clarify what you mean by this, before I would want to answer it. Really you sound like a doomsday theorist who sees the end coming and it's going to be bad.

Don't get me wrong, I'm talking about basic social rights which other western countries take for granted, like the right to get medical treatment regardless of income. It's just puzzling how the worlds richest country have not even achieved this, while at the same time America is also the country with the richest elite. It's a perfect case in point regarding capitalism and inequality.

Everyone has the right to get medical treatment just like they have the right to buy bread.

The next thing will be the right to have a house or apartment to live in.

Does the UK have capatilism or not?

[Busyman]

He sounds English to me (among others) regardless of where he grew up.

There's a fella in my crew that moved here from Trinidad when he was 7 yet he has an island accent.

You must have lived in a cave if the only 'English' person you ever heard speak until Snatch aired was Lennox Lewis.

You must have been in another dimension when I said that.

I haven't heard Lennox Lewis sound anything like a Canadian. He's a poser, eh?

[ahctlucabbuS]

Everyone has the right to get medical treatment just like they have the right to buy bread.

Sure, however money might buy you treatment that actually ensures your survival.

Edit: I'm not going to go on in a debate about your medical system. It's widely known to be lacking for people with no insurance (John Kerry had it on his agenda I believe). It's funny though how people will defend the system seeing as the opportunity for the carrot is there, instead of trying to ensure themselves and others worse off better rights..

[Busyman]

Everyone has the right to get medical treatment just like they have the right to buy bread.

Sure, however money might buy you treatment that actually ensures your survival.

Edit: I'm not going to go on in a debate about your medical system. It's widely known to be lacking for people with no insurance - John Kerry had the issue in his campaign.

The same goes for bread.