How the American looking to Arabian?what is he feeling while see him?are American hate Arabian?
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I can't explain everyone else's reactions to Arabic and Muslim people, but I for one strive to treat Arabs no differently than anyone else.\n\nYou have only to look at the U.S.'s continued history of racial tension (and that goes BOTH ways, folks--whites prejudiced against blacks and BLACKS prejudiced against whites... it happens!) to realize that, sadly, not everyone feels the same.
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Hi, I have absolutely nothing against the Americans. I have been over there on holiday a few times and have worked a while in Kansas City, Missouri. Of course as a Brit (living in Switzerland presently),  I did notice that life in America is much more anonym, probably because of the vast size of your country and the sheer magnitude of your population.\nThe only reservation I have with Americans are their eating habits (fast food etc), and their lack of geographical knowledge..outside of the USA. (Who is perfect anyway?)\nI do not detest Bush as a person, I do not really know him,  but I have not agreed with all of his policies and decisions. Then again, the whole world is corrupt anyway. I think we have to be patient for the truth to be illuminated. Maybe one day we will find out the full truth with regard to Irak and other armed conflicts, in which the US Forces are and have been involved.\n\nI evaluate the change as a positive step for USA and for the world, but cannot make any prognosis, as we, normal citizens do not have access to all the information!.\nI was very suprised that Bush was re-elected in 2004 and not surprised at all, that the long-yearned for change of leadership is happening now.\n\nGood luck, and a good question. It shows that you think globally and are interested in outsiders' opinions!
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Yes, Last week I quoted the Joker from Batman.A Muslim tried to convert me,After I said I'm only laughing on the outside.My smile is just skin deep. If you could see inside I'm really crying. You might join me for a weep. And others wanted me to stop hating America so.All I said was, Decent people shouldn't live here they'd be happier someplace elts.
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No, all Arabs are camel riders and terrorists and all Americans are glorious defenders of "freedom" and democracy with fantastic moral values.\n\nIsn't this the answer you are looking for? I hope this will make you happy.
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Well,honestly,before coming to Iraq,I would have said yes,they're all terrorists.\n\nI am very glad I came to Iraq.It's opened my eyes to a race of people I hadn't experienced much if any.I have found Iraqis and other Arabs to be some of the nicest,helpful,hospitable people I've known.I wouldn't trade my time here for anything.I think I'd like to travel to a safer Arab country to experience more though.I hope Iraq will calm down and stabilize so people can return and experience what Iraq has to offer.A very rich history.I am in the process of learning Arabic.I love Arabic.It's a beautiful written language.So artful.\n\nArabian girls?What can I say.....I like the stereo typical Arabian girl....Long flowing black hair,eyes shaped like almonds......Oh man...My soul gets firery just thinking of them.How could ANYONE hate them????They have the most seductive eyes in the freakin world.How could anyone not get lost in them?\n\nHonestly,I would consider my self lucky if I found a girl who's even has a fraction of Arab blood.\n\nPeople who think they are all terrorist have not been to Arab countries.I can't say I really blame them,because I was one of them.But as for me,I know otherwise.\n\nI also like that even some Christian Arab women cover their hair.It's like saying,"This is for my man,and him only!"Who couldn't love that kind of loyalty and devotion.They seem to be mostly traditional minded.That's more than I can say for a lot of American women.\n\nIn fact,if I was talking to you and found out you were Arabian,you'd probably get tiered of seeing me.\n\nI wish one day I can have an Arabian woman for my own,but it'll never happen.But it's nice to think about..(-;
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I agree with your statements that most Arab people do not "hate" Americans even though Bush and his cronies have messed up Iraq on purpose, when Bush should have directed America's 9-11 anger toward Bin Laden and Afghanistan!  Don't forget, Bush is only in Iraq for OIL, OIL, and that's right, more OIL!!!\n\nOn the otherhand, I am American and I don't "hate" Arab people!!!  Nor does my family, nor do my friends... ;o)
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Jealous of Alec Baldwin's looks are we?\n\nGet a clue.Iraq is a disgrace.\nrepublicans would do nothing better.
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i know that show.. my uncle loves it.. i don't like it.. i don't like watching arabic tv (even though i'm from saudi arabia). i watch mostly american tv (mbc 4 and 2) and also one tv. and watch ART too (sports from around the world). but i don't know when that show will be back on tv. maybe it's just for Ramadan.
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I am an American and I like all sorts of people, I may damn well even know a Palestinian or two.  I just don't go around asking people where they are from so I can be a bigot and judge whether or not I am going to be nice to them based on the origin of their bloodline.\n\nI wish folks would quit trying to squeeze others into boxes, please be sure to ask all the other Americans before you make a judgment call like this again.  Thanks.
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it's not hate, Neo.\ndon't really know what to call it. \nbut the answer to your question goes back 1,400 years to when the Persians were invaded by Arabs, and had the latter's religion imposed upon them. Many Persians (myself included) would tend to blame the Arabs for the demise of their Persian glory (you could really argue that it was their own fault).\nThe hate or dislike or whatever you wanna call it is not really on an individual level, it's just a very general feeling. Ever since I left Iran, I have come to meet some Arab people (Iraqis in fact) who are very respectable people and I hold them in high regard, but I have to admit the general feeling is still there (deep down inside). Having said that, I don't think any Persian - as an individual - would have anything against any Arab - as another individual.\nI hope not to have offended you (IF you're an Arab) or any other Arab readers, for that matter.
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I must preface what I have to say just a bit...I love America, and what I say here is not a reflection on ALL Americans, but how we have gotten the reputation that we have!           I have traveled extensively and it is true Americans are VERY disliked! It because of a few different reasons. One being entitlement. Most American think they are due the best and fastest service, that they are entitled to tell other people how to live and what to believe. We are a nation that is very spoiled and really has no grasp on other peoples lives. Americans...I hate to say are a complacent people also, which leads to mis-understanding from other cultural groups. Finally there is our President...I think from what you wrote above I need not expound on this issue. Yes Americans ARE very dis-liked, but this is not all together unfounded.
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I feel everyone is frustrated and concerned over issues that involve the Middle Eastern dilemma.  But I also feel that these issues should be dealt with, urgently.  The anger some express, is warranted, and is due to the fear of the anger that is not expressed, but is lying in wait to be expressed, by some, and is more prevalent in your backyard, than ours.  But it is also my opinion that this post, was meant to convey fear.  Both Americans and British have both, historically, always enjoyed comedy, and it is part of our (when allowed)  peaceful, good-natured cultures.  But also, historically, when we get continually stepped upon, we both tend to get tired and STOMP VERY HARD BACK, so as to continue with our way of culture.  I guess what I am trying to say is, that in life, and in this post, that Americans and British are more OPEN as to WHO we really are, and what are intentions are.  I hope this helps you understand the differences between anger, fear and tiredness.  And, since I know us Brits and Yanks are considered pretty lacking in awareness, could you please have a sense of humor, and post for me if you are aware of what I am trying to say?-please do, I'm interested.\n\nKirsty S.  You are a sweetheart,so please don't worry.  When you put your head on your pillow tonight, think "Everything will be okay" and KNOW this!!!
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bin Laden objects to the presence of US troops (infidels) on Saudi soil. He objects to the US's unconditional support of Israel over the Palestinians. He objected to US support of Saddam Husein during the Iran/Iraq war (where do you think Saddams biological weapons came from?). Basically he just wants the US to keep it's nose out of other peoples business. For further reading (does anyone read anymore?) I reccommend '1000 years for Revenge' by Peter Lance. Pick it up at your local library...
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No I did not see Americans hate some kind of people specifically.\nsome Americans would hate blacks some would hate Arabs some would hate the Natives...etc.. so they are  just like any other normal people or nation.\n\nI am sorry for what happened to your friend, but that  dose not give us the right to generalize one case on ALL the Americans, they 350 million people...take easy man
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Today , the world sees the arabs and particulary the muslims as uncivilised people . Let me ask you a question : Why beleve the media ? Why beleve the western polititians ? Why does western people differ of the arabs ? I'm not saying that their wrong , I am saying that their exagerating .This is my idea and  Bin laden has the pretty same idea . He's in anger of the lies of the western peole . He inhertitated a lot of money from his familie and he decided to use it to buy arms and defend his people . He is an honoroble man . Let me remind you that the Americans created Bin Laden to do terrorist atacks on the USSR . Figure it out yourself
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I think you mean: what is the general view of people in the islamic Middle East of the USA (America for me is the continent from Alaska to Chile). I haven't been in the Middle East myself, but if you look at the news, I think this is the picture they give:\nMedias are very hostile towards Israel, like many governments. And as Israels strongest supporter, the USA will be identified with a negative position. But I also see that the protests are directed against the government of the USA, not the people as such. And that even Bush was elected twice.\nMany Middle East government are corrupt, tyrannic, despotic, and those regimes normally got to have an outer enemy to keep people down. \nBut many some Middle East expert can teach you better.
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johnsheeran, why should anyone feel 'un-american' for asking a question and explaining why they asked that question. \n\nThe mentatlity that you and so many other's share by calling people 'un-american' really reflects the lack of intelligence in this country. \n\nAsking that question is probably the MOST American thing that can be done. Americans have the civil liberty of questioning their government. "Dissent is the highest form of patriotism."\n\nThe president, who may I remind you, is an employee of The People of The United States, should be questioned and expected to answer honestly why he chose to engage my country in a military conflict in Iraq.\n\nThis 'Saddam Evil Dictator/Connected to Al Qaeda' crap is so old already! We are not humanitarians so the liberation of the people of Iraq is a load of horse crap. If we were so concerned with the humanitarian issues in the world, we would be liberating many more countries. \n\nTo this day, there is still no proof that Saddam had anything to do with what happened on the 11 of September 2001. \n\nPlease, don't be a sheep to the wannabe facist regime.