Re: The Tsubasa Mega-Convo
Tsubasaholic: Well, for me it wasn't an issue of where I'm from/culture... Just emphasizing that I wasn't part of the described percentage who actually are lazy (which I've seen plenty of and even have family members who qualify). But eh, living in my country I'm at least open minded enough to not be ashamed to poke fun at myself or my culture (I respect self-depreciating humor), while at the same time am proud of what America was supposed to be so I'm patriotic in that regard. I just don't lie to myself that it's perfect either. (it's often lost sight of what it was meant to be)
And I kind of take the stereotypes all in good fun. Since I know it's just that, a stereotype, I don't take it seriously. Just as all other stereotypes; I laugh at them because that's all they are to me.
I see that as a way to mature; to not take certain things too seriously, rather than holding onto bad blood and getting all up-in-arms about petty exaggerations, but to laugh it off and move on. I'd go into detail of more examples, but that could become a great big controversy to the more sensitive.
I love cultural differences. Which is why Tsubasa would be so much fun to continue in fanfictions, or in canon, because these can be examined so much, both in jest and in serious analysis. So many ideas can be had.
wish they could continue the series along with the story too 
