[cnbeuiwx]

Not to mention the police attitude to people. Its like nazi Germany in the United States. Police can do anything and get away with it. Im watching the police in the US and comparing to Europe, and I cant believe the amount of sadistical violence that is going on there. Maybe because ex military people become cops?

Its a very scary place. I dont even go there as a tourist because they have a legal right to throw anyone in jail without trial if they want to.

That being said, ordinary people are very friendly. But the government and the police are scary as hell. Totally dark forces going on there.

[TDL]

"Its a very scary place. I dont even go there as a tourist because they have a legal right to throw anyone in jail without trial if they want to."

The U.S. is not a scary place. Violent crime is the lowest it has been since the 1950's. Also, the police do not have the right to just randomly arrest people. I have no idea where you came up with this notion, but it is manifestly untrue. There is much to criticize in law enforcement trends in the U.S. and this type of hyperbole is completely unmerited.

[Aloisius]

I think you may be blowing things out of proportion just a bit.

The vast majority of people in the US will never be terrorized by a police officer. In fact, the only time most people even interact with a police officer will be for a traffic citation.

[mahyarm]

I know of people who have recently done vehicle sobriety tests (while sober), very obviously failed in trollish ways and blow zero on the breathalyzer just to annoy the police officer here in the USA and then let go. Police can be polite.

[aggronn]

Your perception of the US is a bit off.