If I went to live in a country, there is probably a reason I went there… if it’s a job… I would not take a job in country I would not want to live in/be associated with, no.
So to answer your question… if I were offered a job in China, I went there and liked it. I would try to legally move there and yes, I would want to be called Chinese.
Nice stab, but that is a major media lie. McCain does NOT plan to enact a tax on health care benefits. If you are interested on the ENTIRE, non-partisan story, read here: PolitiFact | A major distortion on McCain's policy
[shrugs] The decision to move here was not mine to make at the time. Believe me, as soon as I am in the position to get my filthy foreign self back from whence I came, I’ll be quite happy to do so.
My parting thought to all of you, before I bid you adieu for the evening: WHY SO SERIOUS??!!
Honestly, it’s the internet. Everyone unclench, and get some sleep.
I don’t think you’re filthy and foreign, please don’t get me wrong. I just wish people who didn’t want to live here would go where they were happy, so it’s not a problem for people who want to live here, ya know?
I just want people to be happy… you do not seem happy living in America.
Except when your intolerance for someone with a different view is so vitriolic. I am tempted to buy the red shirt and ship it to him, it would look perfect on him.
I didn’t mean to imply you thought anything of the sort, luv. (It’s just that facetious, self-deprecating humour my people are known for.)
I’ve no quarrel with any of you, really. Just trying to add some lighthearted teasing to what seems to have become a really vitriolic and hate-fueled thread this evening.
[liberally sprinkles some more of my fairy-dust about in the hopes you’ll all wake up a little g@yer & more cheerful ;)]