American politics on European travel

Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a newsgroup for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am fond of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other newsgroups

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adrian wrote:
Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a newsgroup for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am fond of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other newsgroups

While I agree that I'd prefer to see the politics elsewhere, I think part
of the reason it is here is to engage Europeans.

And because this newsgroup has a few trolls.


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"Juliana L Holm" wrote in message
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adrian wrote:
Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a newsgroup
for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am fond
of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other newsgroups

While I agree that I'd prefer to see the politics elsewhere, I think part
of the reason it is here is to engage Europeans.


If you meant 'enrage' I'd agree

Keith

"Juliana L Holm" wrote in message
...
adrian wrote:
Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a newsgroup
for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am fond
of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other newsgroups

While I agree that I'd prefer to see the politics elsewhere, I think part
of the reason it is here is to engage Europeans.


If you meant 'enrage' I'd agree

Keith

Keith Willshaw wrote:

"Juliana L Holm" wrote in message
...
adrian wrote:
Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a newsgroup
for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am fond
of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other newsgroups

While I agree that I'd prefer to see the politics elsewhere, I think part
of the reason it is here is to engage Europeans.


If you meant 'enrage' I'd agree

I think a little of both is happening.


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Julie
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Keith Willshaw wrote:

"Juliana L Holm" wrote in message
...
adrian wrote:
Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a newsgroup
for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am fond
of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other newsgroups

While I agree that I'd prefer to see the politics elsewhere, I think part
of the reason it is here is to engage Europeans.


If you meant 'enrage' I'd agree

I think a little of both is happening.


--
Julie
**********
Check out my Travel Pages (non-commercial) at
http://www.dragonsholm.org/travel.htm

"Juliana L Holm" wrote in message
...
adrian wrote:
Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a
newsgroup for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am
fond of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other
newsgroups

While I agree that I'd prefer to see the politics elsewhere, I think
part
of the reason it is here is to engage Europeans.

And because this newsgroup has a few trolls.


And because of rampant cross-posting. It will help if responders in
r.t.e. delete the many additional newsgroups that appear in the OP's
post. I can tolerate our own idiots pretty well, but there are millions
more out there sneaking in through cross-posting.

Tom

"Juliana L Holm" wrote in message
...
adrian wrote:
Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a
newsgroup for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am
fond of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other
newsgroups

While I agree that I'd prefer to see the politics elsewhere, I think
part
of the reason it is here is to engage Europeans.

And because this newsgroup has a few trolls.


And because of rampant cross-posting. It will help if responders in
r.t.e. delete the many additional newsgroups that appear in the OP's
post. I can tolerate our own idiots pretty well, but there are millions
more out there sneaking in through cross-posting.

Tom

"Juliana L Holm" wrote in message
...
adrian wrote:
Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a
newsgroup for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am
fond of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other
newsgroups

While I agree that I'd prefer to see the politics elsewhere, I think
part
of the reason it is here is to engage Europeans.

And because this newsgroup has a few trolls.


And because of rampant cross-posting. It will help if responders in
r.t.e. delete the many additional newsgroups that appear in the OP's
post. I can tolerate our own idiots pretty well, but there are millions
more out there sneaking in through cross-posting.

Tom

"adrian" wrote:

Why do Americans find the need to discuss their politics on a newsgroup for
European travel. I have visited the States a number of times and am fond of
the Americans but their politics should be confined to other newsgroups

It's relevant to the extent that many travelers are concerned (rightly
or wrongly) about European anti-Americanism.



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