not really, i have been in asia for a while now since i came back from my overseas study, however, i do realise what i did back in australia is not worth at all?
i know i like my own place very much. i also know that i don't really care about how australia will become, is this very selfish? because i plan to become citizen there to go and only have a few vacation there once i graduated.
by the way, i am bit racist, however, not because of the race, i just don't really care how other races feel.
so my question is am i a bit selfish?
but i guesss many people think like me. haha.
i am very cultural centric? or selfish? i guess selfish?
2008-12-26 5:57 pm
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2008-12-26 6:53 pm
✔ 最佳答案
Sounds healthy to me.If you don't look out for yourself, there's nobody else out there who's going to do it for you.
It's kind of a moronic, frustrating waste trying to live other people's lives for them... or to try to get them to live their lives the way you think they should.
That said, that's what psychologists, psychiatrists, and sociologists get paid for pretending to do. They define "right" and "normal" in any manner they wish, and then they impose their vales on others. Talk about egocentric or selfish... Maybe they're just trying to overcompensate for being unable to take a hard course in college.
2008-12-29 6:15 am
why not stay where you are happy? i can't see the point in becomming an citizen of another country if that is not where your heart is!!~~!
2008-12-26 6:20 pm
I think it's natural for people to concentrate on their own culture. I don't think it's selfish either.
I make no apologies for being a citizen of the USA, the greatest nation in the world. I am unabashedly proud of my great Irish heritage, and am proud of my accomplishments as an elite white woman. Most of all, my steadfast Roman Catholic faith is what sustains me in good times and in bad.
Add it up and it's the total package.
Where we differ is that I DO care what happens to America, and will continue to fight the good fight until the day when those of my ilk are in charge and this nation straightens out. I am not a globalist but an isolationist and protectionist. America first.
I respect the opinions of all, but will never miss the chance to correct those that are wrong. I am thankful I live where I live and that I was born into the race and ethnicity that I was. If others feel the same way, I can understand that, regardless of whether or not I agree with them.
I make no apologies for being a citizen of the USA, the greatest nation in the world. I am unabashedly proud of my great Irish heritage, and am proud of my accomplishments as an elite white woman. Most of all, my steadfast Roman Catholic faith is what sustains me in good times and in bad.
Add it up and it's the total package.
Where we differ is that I DO care what happens to America, and will continue to fight the good fight until the day when those of my ilk are in charge and this nation straightens out. I am not a globalist but an isolationist and protectionist. America first.
I respect the opinions of all, but will never miss the chance to correct those that are wrong. I am thankful I live where I live and that I was born into the race and ethnicity that I was. If others feel the same way, I can understand that, regardless of whether or not I agree with them.
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