LOL Only two, I have a feeling you know nothing about my country apart from what you read on this forum and may the odd news channel.
I don't envy your freedoms and in fact you may have more.
But if I was to equate freedom with a buffet table you Americans may have a well laden buffet table but you spend most of your time screaming at at each other throwing hissy fits as you all try to grab the whole table for your self while denying the others there share.
In other words you spend more time complaining about your freedoms, trying to limit others rather than settling down and enjoying what you got.
LOL You have a nice day now.
I know you have a serious wog problem, but it's against the law to say so. Based on the Sidney beach riots, it's clear that Australia has the same problem. You see, there was a reason we declared our right to free speech in the first amendment, and our right to bear arms in the second.
...you all try to grab the whole table for your self while denying the others there [sic] share.
A very interesting view you've got there, for a "conservative," Tony.
...trying to limit others rather than settling down and enjoying what you got.
Care to describe which "freedoms" (or do you really mean "license") you'd like us to expand for our fellow man?
As always, you have a nice day too. Keep a stiff upper lip and all of that. That's about all you can do now with the laws you've got twisting yourselves up in knots as the Emerald Isles are invaded. You can't speak up about it, not really. And you can't arm yourself to protect your property and your families. You're in a sticky, politically-correct wicket now, the lot of you.
I fear for the UK and Australia, but I'm most worried that it could still happen here. We narrowly missed having the FEC declare blogs fair game for their CFR censorship here recently. That politicians even dare to consider censoring us is a good sign that we're being commonwealthed -- right here in America.
How long before we face seven year jail sentences for saying the obvious?
Speaking of buffet tables, I was in Las Vegas several summers ago. The sight of tattooed fat Americans piling their plates sky high with food was most disturbing. It was almost as if they feared someone would confiscate the food from them.