Comments Thread For: Roy Jones: Mayweather and Trump - The Two Smartest in America

[KillaCamNZ]

Rich does not equal smart.

[Metho_4u]

What are you talking about? Why would I need to protest anything? Its not my country who had to choose between Trump and Clinton. We don't have anywhere near the problems you guys have about race. We got over that decades ago.

If thats the best you lot can come up with, theres no wonder things are so bad over there

Here's some stats for you

http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/United-Kingdom/United-States/Crime

The crime rate in each country is measured by people's responses to eight questions that ask whether a particular crime happened to the respondents, or to anyone in their households, in the past year. Overall, 32% of U.S. respondents mention some type of crime occurring to someone in their households, compared with 33% of Canadians and 36% of Britons. Three of the eight items ask about violent crime, and the responses reveal that 5% each of U.S. and Canadian households have been the victims of such crime, compared with 8% of British households.



http://www.gallup.com/poll/21346/crime-rate-lower-united-states-canada-than-britain.aspx

Go **** yourself

[Metho_4u]

Rich does not equal smart.

No? Well, the way the guy played everything out doesn't show he's too ******.

[KillaCamNZ]

No? Well, the way the guy played everything out doesn't show he's too ******.

Not being "too ******" also doesn't equal being smart.

[Metho_4u]

Btw, just having amir khan as a UK citizen already makes it worse than the US

[Metho_4u]

Not being "too ******" also doesn't equal being smart.

Why don't you tell me your own definition of smart? Hopefully it's not the spelling o f "killa"

[Kigali]

Here's some stats for you

http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/United-Kingdom/United-States/Crime

The crime rate in each country is measured by people's responses to eight questions that ask whether a particular crime happened to the respondents, or to anyone in their households, in the past year. Overall, 32% of U.S. respondents mention some type of crime occurring to someone in their households, compared with 33% of Canadians and 36% of Britons. Three of the eight items ask about violent crime, and the responses reveal that 5% each of U.S. and Canadian households have been the victims of such crime, compared with 8% of British households.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/21346/crime-rate-lower-united-states-canada-than-britain.aspx

Go **** yourself

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What are you talking about? Why would I need to protest anything? Its not my country who had to choose between Trump and Clinton. We don't have anywhere near the problems you guys have about race. We got over that decades ago.

If thats the best you lot can come up with, theres no wonder things are so bad over there

You didn't get over them decades ago lol. You don't have them yet. You're very young in your melting pot/destruction stage. You'll see.

[KillaCamNZ]

Why don't you tell me your own definition of smart? Hopefully it's not the spelling o f "killa"

Dr Google will help you. It's free, for all to use.

Let's not get into talking about names - Metho_4u shouldn't be throwing stones.

[techliam]

You didn't get over them decades ago lol. You don't have them yet. You're very young in your melting pot/destruction stage. You'll see.

Not quite

We had our race relations problems in the 1960s as a direct result of our empire and decolonisation. Blacks/Indians etc all came here because of Britain's imperial expansion. Race relations in this country aren't anywhere near as bad because we (and most other European powers) got over it during that time.

Our version of the rejection of '******* democracy' is Brexit - people have a problem with foreign nationalities and unregulated immigration, not race. People aren't clever enough to identify what it is they are fed up with, but are still able to vote.