Anti American

[psychocat]

ANTI
English
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Etymology
Treatment of the prefix anti- as an adjective

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Pronunciation
Rhymes: -ænti
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Adjective
anti (comparative more anti, superlative most anti)

Against, opposed to.
I'm very anti that idea.
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Synonyms
against, opposed to
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Antonyms
pro
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Noun
anti (plural antis)

A person opposed to a concept or principle.
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Antonyms
pro
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See also
anti-

American

English
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Etymology
From Modified Latin Americanus (America from Latinized name of Amerigo Vespucci, Italian navigator of 1512).

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Pronunciation
American (noun and adjective)

US: SAMPA: /@"mEr@k@n/, IPA: /ə'mɛrəkən/
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Noun
American (plural Americans)

Singular
American
Plural
Americans


A person born in, or a citizen or inhabitant of, the United States of America.
An inhabitant of the Americas. More often this is specified as either North American or South American.

There ya go....

Just a couple cut and pastes away...........

Psychocat would you like me to search your posts for anti american shit?





Piss just like to post about how bad america is, with no good ideas how to make it better............ Be part of the solution.... not the problem.

So by disagreeing with certain aspects of Americas ideaology and it's goverment and the mindset of certain individuals I am anti - American.
But that of course gives rise to the question of pro American of course.

Am I pro American because I like the way people like George Carlin and Dennis Leary think ?
Or am I pro American because I believe the man who made the biggest impact on the US and other cultures was probably Elvis Presley ?

Surely I can't be pro and anti at the same time?

Would my admiration for Neil Armstrong or Buzz Aldrin be pro or anti ?
How about my love of 50's hotrods or B movies (both American)??
How about Edison ? Genius IMO

See for your definition to work it has to be black or white but that simply isn't the case is it ?

Now tell me again about anti - American without the childish attempts to appear smart.