is there an underground railroad for USers?

it seems to me they should stand up and be counted.  

Well, I can certainly testify that, among upper- and upper-middle-class Brits (and one Dutch) my age, there doesn't seem to be a lot of antipathy for the US government.  In fact, there seems to be quite a bit of support, which led to some very heated debates.

I submit that Americans traveling abroad are a lot more likely to oppose the current government than one might automatically think.  Even among soldiers, who have a reputation for being quite right wing (but who are actually just as anti-war as the country as a whole these days), the two candidates who've received the most donations are the two candidates who opposed the war (Paul and Obama).

It's not my experience -- and, granted, I've only been to one country, but I have experienced people of many nationalities abroad -- that antipathy towards the US government typically extends to Americans as individuals.  I worried about it, but people abroad aren't stupid.  If you're there, it's a pretty good bet you're not the stereotypical American who doesn't care about the rest of the world and isn't at all intellectually curious.  They know that.

It's just that the Canadians are pushovers, so everybody loves them. ;)

Be nice to America. Or we'll bring democracy to your country.