Brits are indeed not quite "polite". I think this idea either comes from people never having seen an average UK bloke before, or misunderstanding wittier Brits who are in actuality pulling anyone and everyone's legs, even though it might not seem like that to people slow on the uptake. I think acting "civilised" would be a more accurate way to describe the few Brits who sort of live up to the "polite" stereotype.
Meh, the trad bullshit is only peddled and believed by normies. Not even red pilled folks believe that shit.
LoL? I have never seen Brits as polite. To me they always seem to have this higher than though attitude. Their accent is also adding to that.
Full-on, Harry Potter-style, received pronunciation is indeed grating. But I like the normal English accents like the Mancunian accent, Brummie accent, the West Country accents and the normal accents in South East England. Which American accents do you like? There are plenty of great ones, but I don't like all of them personally.
No idea, man. I just dislike BE a lot, man. The reason why I like AE more is also because it's more melodic, livelier, thicker, more volume, you know.
That is fair, the New York accent is pretty annoying.
Is it just me or do they all sound as if they have a stuffy nose?
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It is a real shame how far Europe has fallen as an industrial heavyweight, or a place of any note, really. Japan is one thing, but how the perception over "Made in China" labels changed so quickly is even more telling. China is beating every country in every metric now. The US already put Europe in second place long ago, but now East Asia (and increasingly Asia as a whole) has put Europe firmly in third place as far as the Global North goes. People from the Global South who have the choice to immigrate to the US or East Asia but choose to go to Europe instead are baffling to me. Even more confusing is when people from the US or East Asia come to Europe to study, work, or live here. Europe fell a long time ago and it only keeps falling more and more every day. At this point I think it's shameful to be from Europe, there's nothing to be proud of.
Yeah, it's ridiculous. I wonder how it's even possible for so many of them to sound like that, because even with the accent it should be pretty rare. It is a type of severe nasal quality which you can't even imitate without having some airway problems yourself.
Spot on.
That is very enviable. People can say all the things they want about Americans, but they get things done and no concept about how work can, or should be done is foreign to them. Everything in Europe is extremely bureaucratic. Companies and people are too stuck in their ways, and it's usually not good ways.
The Japanese are very impressive and they have been for a long time. Most of their ways of working make a lot of sense, and leads to great results. Agile ways of working are usually not done correctly but I think it's a clever way of working when done right, and that is a Japanese invention (Toyota). As for German cars, I do think that Volkswagen is the only company doing somewhat proper electric cars at the moment (I'm a hecking soy, I know). The other German car brands are not producing good stuff anymore though.
I haven't ever visited Germany but I would be surprised if it German infrastructure didn't still mog Swedish infrastructure, even if it has worsened significantly. Engineering too generally. German engineering still means something, Swedish engineering has never meant anything. Sweden is a complete joke of a country that should have been way better than it is. I guess that goes for every country though, otherwise we wouldn't have the blackpill
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Stuck in their ways, indeed. I don't feel at home in this country. Never did, tbh, since I was never accepted by the group. Even when I got tested for autism at the best clinic for that in the whole country, the expert there told my mother that I only have autistic traits BUUUT my real problem is that I have never arrived in this country, because I don't even feel like I belong here, which is true for many reasons.
VW is the worst, if you ask me. I don't even take EVs into account. They will not succeed.
I haven't ever visited Germany but I would be surprised if it German infrastructure didn't still mog Swedish infrastructure, even if it has worsened significantly. Engineering too generally. German engineering still means something, Swedish engineering has never meant anything. Sweden is a complete joke of a country that should have been way better than it is. I guess that goes for every country though, otherwise we wouldn't have the blackpill
I think the problem is that truecels don't really belong in any country, or any place at all.
I think if you need to drive a new car VW's electric vehicles are solid. New cars should only be leased though, because new cars last about as long as mobile phones these days (especially electric vehicles, of course). The only cars which can actually be maintained are those built before 2010. Driving an older car brings you issues with all the status-obsessed normies though of course. Planned obsolescence is still one of the worst things ever.
