I just find it..... a tad inappropriate.... for NON CITIZENS in other countries ripping on OTHER nations (often about which they know little or nothing).... I don't hear US citizens going on and on and on and on about the Queen of the UK having not been chosen by popular vote for all UK registered voters, I don't here Americans going on and on and on about the president of France or Germany or Italy or Japan or the PM of Canada or Australia.... yet, for some reason, I find that occasionally there are people who know REMARKABLY little about the USA and who often have never even been here declaring themselves experts on the USA and ripping on everything and everyone here. I just find it inappropriate, perhaps a bit rude, and often displaying a lot of ignorance. And again, I just don't find it often in reverse. I don't know, but I suspect that Australia and Canada have their OWN problems that maybe should be the focus of Australians and Canadians since they MAY be in a position to do something about it IN THEIR OWN country. Hey, if you don't like the USA, don't move here (kind of simple, isn't it?). Now, if you've solved every problem of every kind in Canada or Australia and if the USA is about to annex either country, well, then.....
Yes, sometimes grave issues arise in other countries. As in Nazi Germany. And of course, the PM of the UK applied radical appeasement and so the UK may perhaps be responsible for what Hitler did..... it's true too that the USA was overly isolationistic toward Hitler and so like the UK, appeared to give Hitler a "Green Light." Such can happen (we have perhaps a similar situation with North Korea and ISIS now) but I find comparisons between Hitler and ISIS made to Trump, Americans and the USA to be.... well..... offensive and silly, and of course requires that you just entirely and absolutely dismiss and ignore and evade what Trump actually said and what Americans thinks as a whole and what modern America stands for.
Canadians and Australians (who may well be German citizens today if it were not for the USA in WW1 and WW2?) perhaps think that their nations and leaders are perfect, sinless and void of any problems - and because they are non-citizens of the the USA and because the USA has not yet reached absolute perfection void of any problems, they should rip on the USA. I permit that. I just find it a tad inappropriate. And the irony of there NEVER been a thread here about the horrors of Canada or Australia (or the UK) a possible indication that perhaps Americans are just more polite or respectful of other soverign nations, especially democracies?
