>For all of you who do not like the way this country is run and your
>freedom then by all means please leave.
Wow. Sort or an anti-american thing to say. A lot of people fought and died so we could live in a country where people were free to speak their minds - whether they agree or disagree with what their leaders are doing. I'm glad the people who were against slavery didn't leave. I'm glad the people who were against the Vietnam War didn't leave. I'm glad the people who were against Nixon didn't leave. Their staying here makes this country a better place.
>How many of ya'll have actually been to a third world shithole? Go
> there for while and find out what "HELL" is all about.
I've been to villages in Africa, villages with no lights or sewers, 300 people and 300 chickens. And far from being a hellhole, it was an awesome place. The third world most people see is an interface between our world and the third world, a place near airports and resort towns where there are the haves (us) and the have-nots ("them.") Rich and poor, powerful and powerless. The real third world is quite a bit different - when there is no one there to tell you you're poor, you're not poor.
Most americans have absolutely no idea what the third world is like. They think it's all starving lepers and dying kids. There are a lot of places in the world where people have been living the same way for 500 years, and have pretty much figured it out. It's not the same way of life we choose but it's no worse, just different.
>I bet most cannot even name five places we are currently occupying!
I thought we were liberating Iraq, not occupying it.
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>freedom then by all means please leave.
Wow. Sort or an anti-american thing to say. A lot of people fought and died so we could live in a country where people were free to speak their minds - whether they agree or disagree with what their leaders are doing. I'm glad the people who were against slavery didn't leave. I'm glad the people who were against the Vietnam War didn't leave. I'm glad the people who were against Nixon didn't leave. Their staying here makes this country a better place.
>How many of ya'll have actually been to a third world shithole? Go
> there for while and find out what "HELL" is all about.
I've been to villages in Africa, villages with no lights or sewers, 300 people and 300 chickens. And far from being a hellhole, it was an awesome place. The third world most people see is an interface between our world and the third world, a place near airports and resort towns where there are the haves (us) and the have-nots ("them.") Rich and poor, powerful and powerless. The real third world is quite a bit different - when there is no one there to tell you you're poor, you're not poor.
Most americans have absolutely no idea what the third world is like. They think it's all starving lepers and dying kids. There are a lot of places in the world where people have been living the same way for 500 years, and have pretty much figured it out. It's not the same way of life we choose but it's no worse, just different.
>I bet most cannot even name five places we are currently occupying!
I thought we were liberating Iraq, not occupying it.
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