49er wrote:
[em]Sportsdude wrote:
Everybody back home gets all defensive and enraged at my 'the country is a prison' experiences, they haven't crossed the border in years, or travelled by plane. I get all happy [font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);"]when flying back home[/font], [font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);"]but then the border people ruin it [/font]as they're disgraceful pigs. [font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);"]They're screaming at people telling them to shut up (Calgary), threatening violence (Calgary), [/font][font style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 0);"]looking at me like I'm evil and questioning why I am up here (Vancouver[/font]) enrages me to the point where I'm in the 'f*ck the country, may it rot in hell' mode the entire time I'm back in the states.
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? why would they care...you're leaving the country
No this is coming in and not leaving. I never see the Blackshirts until trying to get in.
They sometimes bitch about me going to school and living in Canada, (they have before, coming home for Christmas last year guy basically straight up said why?) I find that silly, but it fits my overall theory of undergrad out of the U.S.= traitor, anti-american. Its the idea that 'you are too good for us' etc.