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Are the Brits OK?
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I think American seagulls are just more capitalistic and willing to turn on their brothers for a buck...or a fry. Less fraternal unity.
In Europe the seagulls probably understand the necessity of cooperation within their own species.
In fact nearly all european seagulls are unionized and yearn for the moment they will be able to size the means of production