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Author Topic: Open Question: Why are Australians tougher people than Americans?  (Read 64 times)
 
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« on: April 19, 2010, 03:21:05 AM »
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Open Question: Why are Australians tougher people than Americans?



   At Holswrothy ARMY Baracks in Sydney several years ago i watched an Australian Infantry Company almost pulveris a US Marine outfit man on man in training & combat drills, the Americans looked like kids compared to the Aussies who just seemed tougher, harder & faster. In everyday life it also appears the same way, with Americans being loud mouthed & arrogant & Aussies just stand up & harder than types. Why are Aussies tougher than Americans?





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How can something have a rating and be so generalized? I have to wonder if someone from Australia wrote this and what they are using as their guide.
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