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Old 04-02-2004, 15:05   #32
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Re: US style british citizenship a positive step ?

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Originally Posted by Jerrek
I can only speak for North America, not England, but try rural areas. Cities are traditionally more liberal, hence more social problems.
Which is pretty much the same here, go out to a village and people are generally welcoming and open.
Go to the cities or suburbs and it can be totally different.

I think it was "the Human Animal" documentary that showed it best.
They got a bloke to colapse in a village, and within seconds a shop owner had rushed out of her shop to see if he was ok, and other people were coming to assist.
Then he did the same in a city, and people just walked around him. It was ages before anyone stopped to see if he was ok.
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