These cliched responses are so ignorant of the actual processes that one has to go through to actually live in another country.
Loving a country is not taking it how it is, it is about actively trying to make it a better place for the next generation. Pointing out that America doesn't f-ed stuff too could start a dialogue that could lead to pressure being put on government to change it foreign policies
Or people could just stick their heads in the sand and act like America does nothing wrong, that would be much much easier.
Loving a country is not taking it how it is, it is about actively trying to make it a better place for the next generation. Pointing out that America doesn't f-ed stuff too could start a dialogue that could lead to pressure being put on government to change it foreign policies
Or people could just stick their heads in the sand and act like America does nothing wrong, that would be much much easier.
there is a difference between trying to making it a better place and down right despising it; I think we see were you stand
Does our military just kill innocent people for the fun of it? for a thrill? because they were bored? Wanted revenge?
Is this a serious country? What military doesn't kill for fun when the chance presents itself?
son are you that dense.
People arguing over whether or not it was right for People to cheer at his capture.
The thing is if we just sit back and not attack Al-Qaeda they will spread and multiply even faster. Yes it's sad that we use drone strikes in places like Yemen to target their members and in doing so we also kill innocent people by blowing up an entire block the Al-Qaeda members live in. Some will blame our government for that but I will put the blame on the Al-Qaeda members. My reasoning is this. Not to long ago (1970's) we actually helped Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda out. The US and Saudi Arabia not only trained them but we provided weapons to them in their war vs the Soviets. For half a century the United States and many of it's allies saw the Islamic right as convenient partners in the Cold War. So in return of us helping them out and thinking we were gonna become allies they started to attack us.Loving a country is not taking it how it is, it is about actively trying to make it a better place for the next generation. Pointing out that America doesn't f-ed stuff too could start a dialogue that could lead to pressure being put on government to change it foreign policies
Or people could just stick their heads in the sand and act like America does nothing wrong, that would be much much easier.
because brah, MURRICAH! MURRICAH! MURRICAH!
lol it sure has. Now it's being flooded with anti American views. Like we did something to provoke them brothers to bomb and kill innocent people even though they had it great here living the American dream.
This thread has definitely turned since last night.
Loving a country is not taking it how it is, it is about actively trying to make it a better place for the next generation. Pointing out that America doesn't f-ed stuff too could start a dialogue that could lead to pressure being put on government to change it foreign policies
Or people could just stick their heads in the sand and act like America does nothing wrong, that would be much much easier.
The thing is if we just sit back and not attack Al-Qaeda they will spread and multiply even faster. Yes it's sad that we use drone strikes in places like Yemen to target their members and in doing so we also kill innocent people by blowing up an entire block the Al-Qaeda members live in. Some will blame our government for that but I will put the blame on the Al-Qaeda members. My reasoning is this. Not to long ago (1970's) we actually helped Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda out. The US and Saudi Arabia not only trained them but we provided weapons to them in their war vs the Soviets. For half a century the United States and many of it's allies saw the Islamic right as convenient partners in the Cold War. So in return of us helping them out and thinking we were gonna become allies they started to attack us.
here's a link to an interesting read about the subject
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2012...and-saudi-backing-of-al-qaeda-led-to-911.html
