This is noplace for this diatrabe or rant...
What makes you a judge of over half of the american people, say about 150
million people to call them idiots?
Just what foreign policy do you speak of? The billions they give in aid to
other countries? The billions wriiten off in foreign debt to third world
countries that won't run their economies and countires for the benefit of
their people? The hundreds of millions they give to the UN, that useless
do
nothing institution run by 2 bit dictator****ps, that let 500,000 people
die
in Uganda, did nothing in Sudan, which is now a new killing ground? Or let
NATO (see USA) stop the killing in Kosovo of Muslims?
Where was the ""rest of the planet" when the dirty work needs to be done?
With "friends" like these, who needs enemies.
Best look in the mirror when you bandy the term moron.
No the US does not care what the rest of the world thinks, when they did
in
the 1930's and stayed out of world affairs, Hitler was the result, aided
by
anti-war activists and peaceniks.
The world is lucky to have a responsible democracies that are willing to
stand up to crackpots and oligarchies such as the previous Soviet Union,
and
to confront disaffected idiots (terrorists) that blame all their own
problems on more efficent and affluent countries.
As for Iraq, the only reason there is any problems is not due to US, it is
idiots there that again are delaying that nation from going from a
dictator****p to a full fledged nation with full human rights for everyone.
The kind of rights you take for granted, and seem to deem not worth
defending, if not militarily, then by at least not kowtowing to every
whining group that blames all their ills on western countries. As for the
WMD's not found, that does not preclude their exsistance. If your domicle
has contraband, and you know the police are coming, you remove the
offending
items.I personally think they were removed to Syria, another "good guy" of
the "third world".
It is time to put to bed this notion of "first world" and "third world" .
the "third world" is their architect of their own problems, and most were
nations before Canada or US, and should be stable and governed well for
the
benefit of their people, not governed for the benefit of the government.
If this is not the case, then the people have a responsibility to correct
that problem, (see Soviet Union, Romania, Poland, etc.)
This seems to be lacking in many countries of the "third world", and when
outsiders do help, they are resisted!!! (see Iraq).
Bin Laden needs no help to recruit idiots to his cause, at least by
confronting the idiots on their turf, there is less chance of them doing
harm here, and they know where the US and hopefully the West stands on
human
rights and democarcy. (see women's rights in most of the "third world" ie:
non-existant, as in shooting executions in Afganistan before the idiots
wre
kicked out).
If US and the West is hated in the world, why are millions clamoring to
get
to these countries by any means possible?
Stay home and fix your own country's problems. Then the American people,
(and other western nations), won't need to involved all around the world,
and you will have your wish.
Victim_of_American_Stupidity@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> You blithering idiots! You re-elected that imbecile George Bush as your
President.
> He's a complete moron and so are most of you!
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> Don't you care what the rest of the world thinks of you? Don't you care
what impact
> American foreign policy has on the rest of the planet? Does Iraq look
like a success
> to anyone? Doesn't it bother you that he's alienated every friend you
have?
> What were you thinking???
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> Prior to this, it was American policy and the American government that
was
so universally
> hated around the world. Now it's going to be 'Americans' we hate. More
sympathy
> for Bin Laden... More attacks on American institutions... More
isolation.
How blind
> can you dumb rednecks in middle-America be, not to see this?
> -
> If you get hit again, or your economy goes into a deep depression, the
American
> people will be getting exactly what they deserve!
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