Kay, I'm done trying to keep up the charade of being trolled.
Tbh even if you referenced HSBC's money laundering to drug cartels and giving advice to North Korea and Hezbollah on how to structure their transactions in order to bypass the securities exchange commission which was presented to the court and the punishment amounted to one week's of profit for HSBC, I highly doubt that you could shake my unwavering patriotism for my country given my innate love for my country that is unbiased and fair in nature.
Gheb criticizing Americans on priding themselves on being a 'free' country is pretty funny though. In the sense that none of the Americans I talk to think we have any bearing of freedom or democracy. I could understand context if Gheb was talking to a newborn American or one whose house existed underneath a proverbial rock, but if anything all
intellectual American academia points towards a status quo of Americans being the same as any other country-men in the sense that they are more concerned with putting a house over their decaying bodies first before they fuss themselves with the collective nature of several thousands of bodies and how it is governed.