Foreigners are fascinated with our politics. Why?

Quote from Kassz007:

Are you a hockey fan? Minnesota is thought of highly where I live due to their large base of hockey fans.


Huge hockey fan. Grew up in northern MN which is ALL hockey. I love college hockey. Been to Canada numerous times for hockey from Calgary to Ottawa. Brother played D1 in Upstate in NY and I flew into Ottawa quite frequently. His team was 90% Canucks from major juniors due to proximity to Canada.
 
Quote from Mnphats:

Huge hockey fan. Grew up in northern MN which is ALL hockey. I love college hockey. Been to Canada numerous times for hockey from Calgary to Ottawa. Brother played D1 in Upstate in NY and I flew into Ottawa quite frequently. His team was 90% Canucks from major juniors due to proximity to Canada.

Good stuff. How are you enjoying the playoffs this year? I'm loving all of the close games.

Is D1 the top tier US college league? My friend's brother played college puck for Colgate a few years ago.
 
Quote from OPTIONAL777:

In the world of sane men, not answering a question and not telling the truth are quite different...

Prove you wrong?

I already have...

If you want to find all about people, especially men, then go to a gay bar...

p.s. "Tell us all about yourself."

...another person, of the right wing persuasion, speaking for the group?

Hard to fathom...

I figured you would dodge the question and attempt some silly deflecting, much the same way I knew you'd run to the feedback forum the first chance you had.
 
Not sure I can agree. Are you saying non-americans are interested in US politics because of envy? That may be the case in some folks, but the majority I think are more interested because of the reasons Kazz was discussing.

Now for those on THIS forum, it could be closer to 50/50, based on some of the venom loosed.
 
Quote from Kassz007:

Good stuff. How are you enjoying the playoffs this year? I'm loving all of the close games.

Is D1 the top tier US college league? My friend's brother played college puck for Colgate a few years ago.



Yes Division 1 is the top tier for college hockey. Colgate plays in the ECAC league which my brother played in as well.


Waiting for the NHL to get back to real hockey (north american style) no more eastern european style hockey for me. But enjoy watching the north american players excel.
 
Quote from Ivanovich:

Not sure I can agree. Are you saying non-americans are interested in US politics because of envy? That may be the case in some folks, but the majority I think are more interested because of the reasons Kazz was discussing.

Now for those on THIS forum, it could be closer to 50/50, based on some of the venom loosed.



No, people are interested in interesting things, and at the risk of sounding jingoistic the USA is the most interesting place on earth.

Foreigners on this board who make an exercise of attempting to destroy the traditions of America do so for no other reason... It's certainly not strategic on these poster's part
 
Quote from Ivanovich:

Not sure I can agree. Are you saying non-americans are interested in US politics because of envy? That may be the case in some folks, but the majority I think are more interested because of the reasons Kazz was discussing.

Now for those on THIS forum, it could be closer to 50/50, based on some of the venom loosed.

I would also disagree with envy...

I think you would be hard-pressed to find a Canadian who would admit to being envious of American politics...
 
Quote from Mnphats:

Yes Division 1 is the top tier for college hockey. Colgate plays in the ECAC league which my brother played in as well.


Waiting for the NHL to get back to real hockey (north american style) no more eastern european style hockey for me. But enjoy watching the north american players excel.


I wonder if it is only North Americans that prefer North American style hockey? Do Europeans prefer European style hockey? Or are they envious of North American style?
 
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