Every country thinks they're the most compassionate. The Germans figure strongly for trustworthiness, arrogance, and lack of compassion. No surprise there.
But how do the French and the Germans make out that we're the least compassionate? I hope they rot in hell and their children all get rickets, the lousy bastards.
More at the link.
Italians think Italy is the least trustworthy nation. My father used to tell a story:
An Italian man says to his son, "You're a man now, so I want you to jump off that building. I'll catch you, and you'll learn the most important truth any man can ever learn." So the son jumps, but his father withdraws his arms and steps aside. "That's the most important thing you can ever learn ... never trust an Italian."
Posted by: Dom | May 14, 2013 at 04:37 PM
Only the Italians fail to put themselves as least arrogant. Perhaps they should be considered most self-aware.
Posted by: Doubting Rich | May 24, 2013 at 03:06 PM
The Poles rate Germany as "Most trustworthy" and "Least trustworthy"?
I'll have to go to the link to see what the data is.
Doubting Rich: Czechs voted Slovakia as "Least arrogant".
Posted by: Rich Rostrom | May 26, 2013 at 02:29 AM