What country are you in right now and what about Americans bothers u the most?  Americans not US Policy.?
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I am in Scotland and what bothers me most about Americans is that they turn special days and holidays into some kind of commercial frenzy which as filtered over to the UK and now i have to pay more for mothers day cards Easter eggs and Halloween things will take over my whole house in stead of it being about what its about if you know what i mean  like Christmas is all about the gift and how big the tree is and not about family and friends so much anymore which is important and now its not because of the Americans! x
761552
Which country are you in???
687825
The "Americans" answering your question don't speak for all. Actually they are an embarrassment to their country. As one of the more thoughtful Americans, allow me to apologize for our country's behavior. \n\nI understand your frustration. Many of us are also sadly amazed by our country's brazen disregard for the sovereignty of so many other nations. We're doing our best to try and change the present course. Casting our ballots for the lesser of evils is all we can do. So far it's been a losing battle. Our government is slowly but surely chipping away at rights we took for granted only a decade ago. We are on our way to becoming a police state. It's all very discouraging.
785472
america's foreign policy has the appearance of being imperialistic.\n\nThe USA always seem to be in everyone's else's business. That's why we are so hated.
722272
I for one, don't dislike Americans. As a matter of fact, I have no reason to, since I know only a few and those I do know, I count among my best friends. So, for me, Americans have a very good track record! \n\nI am not very happy with Bush and the way things are going (or not) with foreign policy. But that is quite a different matter and I believe, anyway, that over half of American people are just as uneasy about the Bush administration as I am.\n\nNo doubt we shall have to wait and see what happens at the next election
1050512
YEs what america stands for at the moment sucks ----- burn as many us falgs as you can find
839589
I don't know what you were reading but i've never seen anything like this. I don't mind American people, but it is slightly annoying when American users ask questions on the British Answers, concerning stuff going on in the US.
29974
As an American, all i got to say is amen brother. You have painted an accurate picture of how it is here. I'm almost ashamed now days to be an american.
557530
One of the biggest problems is that according the the PEW Hispanic research center. 80% don't even want nor do they care about being an American or following the laws in this country. These are selfish people who prey off of the sweat and hard work of EVERY American both past and present.
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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!
1087318
I agree with you. Americans think that we can boss around every one we please. We have a severe case of nationalism, and arrogance.
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I would not say most but some and they are entitled to their opinion.I really don't care who likes or dislikes the Americans.That is their problem if they don't like us.Not ours.
1140610
we're in AMERICA.  we speak ENGLISH.  when we go to their country they expect us to learn their language they need to learn ours.  I'm sick of people who live here who don't speak english.  I don't go to your country and expect you to understand me and accomodate me just because I can't speak your launguage.  sooo frustrating.
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I personally do not have a problem with American people in general however,having served with American troops I found them to be reckless and,very arrogant with,too much of an attitude when it came to working together.\nI do not judge the American people the same in general,as I have met Americans who are OK and,they are not a lot different to us here in the UK.
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I think it exposes that most americans are jerks. (Yes, calm down, I am an American myself)
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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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I'm an American, in America, last time I checked. ;-)