United States...

[Whiteshade 1,426]

So I came across this recently

 

Why is the US attempting to arrest a British national on British soil and attempting to have Britain extradite him to the United States? I think they may be overstepping their authority by just a smidgen.

[Chigens and Kay 3,832]

That's absolutely ridiculous.

 

Just another instance of America trying to be the "World Police".

 

Thanks for bringing this to my attention, just another reason to dislike this country.

[MVC NVMXD JVRXD 2,406]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWS-FoXbjVI

WE DO WHAT WE WANT, WHEN WE WANT

 

I honestly don't understand how the government thinks...

[False Perception 482]

We don't like associating ourselves with the goverment. They make us look even stupider than most of us are.

[Nah 3,182]

Leave it to the US to think they can do anything they want, its sad that we are one of the most close-minded countries in history.

 

The only thing good we did in the last few years, not that much. This is just crazy though, yet we don't let other countries come in and arrest an average citizen, then we would declare war on that country, see? Us Americans think we can get away with anything.

[Krystal 1,468]

It sickens me sometimes where our country has gone...

 

But I still have hope that we will become great again.

[Evilshy 5,090]

America is still fucking kickass. There are just some extremely stupid people running it.

[Dragonshy 2,305]

I will leave you with this; you can't call everyone in an area anything because just because you hear one thing about an area doesn't mean that you can call everyone in that area anything because not everyone in that area is that something. The fact is: There are stupid people, evil people, smart people, good people, hateful people, loving people, strong people, weak people, and any type of person, anywhere. So you can not go around saying things about an area where people reside as anything other than what an individual person is.

[MrJK 399]

Waaat? The U.S.A Is overstepping their boundaries!? This is cra-zay and totally uncharacteristic! [sarcasm]

[Matackable 534]

Just another classic show case of the strength of law when it comes to copyright infringement to our trans national corporations.

 

It's all just a lovely show to make an example of an otherwise harmless man who has done nothing to hurt anyone, brought to you by an otherwise biased media who is pretty much nothing but sympathetic to the government in the first place.

[SrFrog 927]

Like that British guy who got deported for using the wrong Twitter linguo, this is absolutely ridiculous. Shid, no wonder the world doesn't like the US very much.

[Crispy 5,563]

Seems like our type of reasoning.

 

[Whiteshade 1,426]

We don't like associating ourselves with the goverment. They make us look even stupider than most of us are.

 

Yes, George Bush hammered that point home.

[I_wesley125 393]

America, overstepping their authority? What has this world come to.

[Strafe 594]

Oh goodie, more stuff we already know.

[Starswirl the Trixie 975]

US overstepping its authority? Yeah, right. That can't be true.

 

I'll believe the US is overstepping its authority when Americans fight wars on two continents with flying robots. Ha ha...wait...

Edited June 26, 2012 by Starswirl the goateed

[A Blithering Div 247]

It's quite simple. The people running this place have about as much intelligence as your average car battery and thus do not know and do not care what sovereignty is.

[Jonesy 40]

I have not heard of this untill now, something to look up i suppose

[Tom 891]

I have one thing I wish to say:

 

 

To the United States of America I bequeath... a boot to the head.

 

 

 

I all honesty I think the USA should not be able to do this at all.

If the US government did happen to solve all the world's problems then yes, I wouldn't mind them acting like they ruled Earth. But until then gtfo my country.

[Bronium 512]

Isn't this pretty old? Bah, everything copyright related is stupid when it comes to laws. The lawmakers are always a decade behind us anyways.