What Countries are Fleet ops users from

[Dominus_Noctis]

posted on February 9th, 2010, 1:27 am

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Living in Ithaca, New York - still the USA where the rednecks just seem to spread like a plague

posted on February 9th, 2010, 1:52 am

I love how you added Sudan but left out a number of EU countries like Czech Republic (where Mort lives). 

posted on February 9th, 2010, 3:06 am

I love how you added Sudan but left out a number of EU countries like Czech Republic (where Mort lives). 

Poor Mort. I guess he'll have to settle for Nigeria.

posted on February 9th, 2010, 3:26 am

Buffalo, NY here >.>

[Atlantisbase]

posted on February 19th, 2010, 5:48 pm

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Rochester, NY, where the worst weather you get is a blizzard/ice storm in winter, a down pour in spring and fall, and a heat wave in summer. Oh, and no earthquakes either.

Wellington, Ohio USSA formerly the USA now that a certain group has taken control over this country

*Sigh* Republicans, always so...stubborn (there is no one word that fits here).

....hmm the land on the other side of lake erie looks better everyday.....

That's what people have been saying for the last fourty years; I don't think very many people have actually left.

For all you out there who think that America is all that, it's not, it's a bloody miracle that anything happens in this country. 

P.S. Oh, and what is it like in the country of "."? (See last voting choice)

posted on February 19th, 2010, 9:50 pm

FYI I am not a republican or democrat or independent or green party or whatever. I am just a citizen. I take offense to being called a republican actually....

Somehow it just seems that my northernly neighboors have things slightly more together than my home country right now. But they have their problems to...

posted on February 19th, 2010, 9:53 pm

though I would say that the USA is the best country on earth,(I'm biased) I think its stupid to say one is better than the other.  If you don't like the one you're in...move

posted on February 19th, 2010, 10:15 pm

i'm from germany, saxony-anhalt, magdeburg

hurray for the "Ottostadt"

posted on February 19th, 2010, 10:18 pm

You could have included Slovenia in the poll -.- At least it would have revieved a vote, unlike some other countries

Oh Im from Slovenia, if you havent figured it out yet

posted on February 19th, 2010, 10:22 pm

FYI I am not a republican or democrat or independent or green party or whatever. I am just a citizen. I take offense to being called a republican actually....

Sorry. Since you called us the USSA it sort of implied you are a conservative and you don't particularly like liberals, their policies I mean. I'm not particularly anything either, and I agree that our country is just a little off it rocker right now. I figure that within 100 years (maybe within 50) the US will either come very close to the brink of collapsing or possibly go over it. That will be the slap in the face we need after which we'll pull ourselves together, have real improvements and settle in for the next 150 years.

If you don't like the one you're in...move

If only it were that easy.  :rolleyes:

posted on February 19th, 2010, 10:33 pm

If only it were that easy.  :rolleyes:

Don't I know it.

Personally I think that it will collapse much sooner than that, but will be fixed by us Average citizens, wahther it requires a revision of the constitution, or just a complete re-vote-in of all current gov't members, I don't know, nore will it effect me anytime soon, so I don't really care atm .  Personally I feel that they are all at fault, and should be kicked out, republican and democrat, but thats just me.

posted on February 19th, 2010, 10:48 pm

Yeah, the way I see it, 90% of politicians are corrupt because they're all in the pocket of some lobbyist (who you can thank for half our problems) or big corporation (who you can thank for another fourth) and all have secret little agendas which they are pushing so that said companies and lobbyists will give them large sums of money for their campaigns. And unfortunately that 10% of politicians which actually have the good of us poor little peasants in mind have absolutely no power and either don't get reelected more than once or turn to the dark side so that they can get reelected.

I'm staying as far away from politics as I can. That's the one good thing about the military: there's one guy on top and he tells everyone else what to do and things get done.

posted on February 19th, 2010, 10:55 pm

I'm staying as far away from politics as I can. That's the one good thing about the military: there's one guy on top and he tells everyone else what to do and things get done.

Guess what: That one guy's only human too, and I bet he does things for the good of himself and what he perceives as the good of other's too

Don't I know it.

Personally I think that it will collapse much sooner than that, but will be fixed by us Average citizens, wahther it requires a revision of the constitution, or just a complete re-vote-in of all current gov't members, I don't know, nore will it effect me anytime soon, so I don't really care atm .  Personally I feel that they are all at fault, and should be kicked out, republican and democrat, but thats just me.

And how do you actually suppose we rewrite said Constitution? How many people do you know that can think that well into the future, know history, and can use both to craft something that can stand the test of time. 

Government will always be subjective - that's why we have a representative one. Some people were in love with the last regime, and some are content with the current bunch. If you don't follow politics or vote however, than how can you have any useful opinions on any issue?

posted on February 19th, 2010, 11:14 pm

P.S. Oh, and what is it like in the country of "."? (See last voting choice)

Hmm...

I wonder how is its flag... A big black dot over a white field? It might get confused with the Japanese flag, though.

How would you call its inhabitants? dots? dottians? dotties? points, may be?

[Anonymous]

posted on February 19th, 2010, 11:27 pm

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Hmm...

I wonder how is its flag... A big black dot over a white field? It might get confused with the Japanese flag, though.

How would you call its inhabitants? dots? dottians? dotties? points, may be?

And how do you actually suppose we rewrite said Constitution? How many people do you know that can think that well into the future, know history, and can use both to craft something that can stand the test of time. 

You mis-read me Dom(or I mis spoke, either way) I think the constitution is the most perfect governmental docuement ever written.  if anything at all, the mere suggestion of re-writing the constitution would result in an, overthrow. (I said Revision, not re-write. Read below for the reason)

However we could alwayse use more restrictions of government.  Don't want them telling us we can't spam E-II's when we feel like it, now do we?

Government will always be subjective - that's why we have a representative one. Some people were in love with the last regime, and some are content with the current bunch. If you don't follow politics or vote however, than how can you have any useful opinions on any issue?

I never said that I don't follow politics(that was someone else I believe) and I completely agree with you

Personally I believe its your patriotic duty to vote. You have no Right to complain if you chose not to vote.


But thats enough Politics for today.  Not that I don't enjoy this, but thats not why I'm here :p