Does this level of ignorance come naturally for you or do you havve to try hard to achieve it?

I can give you at least one mor viable reason for fighting against the kind of voter ID laws that are implemented now:
They very clearly prevent the poor and less educated people from voting. Voter ID laws lead to more eligible voters not being able to vote than the amount of fraudulent votes prevented.

Politicians may claim that the implement these laws to stop voter fraud, but it's obvious they to it to prevent potential votes for the other party.

If the US government can not enforce a treaty, they should not have signed it.
If international bodies started to take into account the special needs of individual countries we could throw away all treaties. There is always some argument why this one country or that one does need special treatment.

You learn some strange math over there in 'merica.
There are 12 monarchies according to you. How many countries are in Europe? (Hint: There are 28 member states of the European Union, and the EU is only part of Europe).
Also, many of the biggest countries in Europe (Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Russia) are definitely not monarchies, so the vast majority of people in Europe do not live in a monarchy.
So how do you justify your statement?

And the bible doesn't contain similar statements?

When the IRA commits some acts of terror, I don't see people blame the Catholic Church as a whole.

So yeah, Islam is treated differently. And that's wrong.

Disclaimer: I'm Catholic.

That would suggest that Ubuntu/Canonical is the ruling class in the Linux world, which is certainly not true.

Actually, ebooks are just as viable an option as paper books.
paper books are recalled too if somebody convinces the authorities or the publisher that something is wrong or illegal about the book.

The problem with ebooks are DRM and other schemes that allow ebook shops to pull ebooks from users reading devices.
But if you buy ebooks DRM-free and download them immediately to a medium that only you have control over nobody can remove or change content.

The European Court of Human Rights is NOT an E.U. court.
Please get the facts straight,

Actually, outside of the US third parties often matter.

Or did they?
You claiming it doesn't make it so.
As far as I know no court has ruled on that matter yet.

Do you have prove for this claim?
Just because in the US you do things this way (Apple vs. Samsung, Apple vs. HTC) doesn't mean that others do as well.

You should know that we Germans are sticklers for rules.

Oh, and this myth of rampart anti-US sentiments in Germany isn't really true, either.

I had a keyboard once with a dedicated start/shutdown key.

After shutting down my system a few times accidentally I threw that keyboard away.

I guess every interface has such design fuck-ups.

I never used Mac OS but was told that you had (still have?) to drag the CD Rom or onto the trashbin to eject the drive.
That always sounded strange to me.

They do so more in some regions than in others.

On Amazon.de I can choose between the US, British and German editions of many books. On Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com the choice is more limited.

Yeah. Because apt, aptitude and synaptic where removed from Ubuntu when the Software Center was introduced, right?

Sounds like 'I don't like the new wallpaper, so I switched to a different distribution.'

If you think that Unity or Mir stop you from learning anything about Linux then you're doing it wrong.

Distributions all the time make choices for the user. And just like with Ubuntu you can override most of these choices by using the package management of choice or, worst case, switching to a different distribution.

I was pissed when the Gnome developers decided that user didn't need certain things. Others where pissed to, as can be seen in Mate and Cinnamon.

Canonical doesn't really do anything that different from everybody else, but Canonical/Ubuntu seem to have become the favorite punching bag of pretty much everyone.