Well, what is all of this coming to? All in all: Nobody of us can say that he is a full-blooded American or a full-blooded Saudi or Tyrolean. Whatever your nationality is, this is all happening in your minds. You know this kind of discussion is why I say nobody of us is to judge over another fellow human being. Of course growing up in a certain area of the world leaves some kind of "fingerprint" on you.

Now I for my part am half-tyrolean (a very stubborn and proud people) and half-dutch (a very liberal and friendly bunch). Sure you have something against them too, have you qwerty? Americans are Americans, Brits are Brits, Aussies are Aussies and Qatari are Qatari. Each and every one of them with their unique characters and feats. And to compliment that there is the individual that brings his own share for the mix. I for my part have found the Americans, Brits and Aussies to be a very easygoing people and fun to have around. Sure they are loud, but that is simply they being themselves. They are a bit nuts though, but who of us is not? And I know plenty of those people. (Note: The thing about being nuts is meant tongue-in-cheek. Who else would be knowingly jumping from a ski-lift? Who else would fall during tobogganing and go back up the hill to do it again? Who else would kiss a stuffed out fox?)

You might not be able to live with his or hers opinions attitude and behaviour and now guess what? You don't have to! Just turn around and let him/her live his/her life! It's that easy, but some seem to have a hard time understanding this very simple principle of co-existence.