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Dude But if ... wrote:Dead-Inside wrote:zombie@computer wrote:Everybody is anti-Bush. Only some are more than othersDead-Inside wrote:You're anti-Bush?
Then how come he got re-elected?
He got re-elected because of the attack on the twin towers. Directly after the attacks his poll nubers went way up, mostly due to many public addresses he made concerning terrorism and such. You have to rememeber that after the attacks almost all us Americans were very pro war, we were... very pissed off you might say. But of course Bush can talk real good, but his actions are not nearly as good.



Dead-Inside wrote:Keep up the good work, you piece of shit country you. Kisses.




Vallian88 wrote:Dead-Inside wrote:Keep up the good work, you piece of shit country you. Kisses.
Excuse me? You're insulting my country there mister, I'm proud of what the US has accomplished in it's 230 years of existance, (minus recent years). With that said, I am one of many who disagree with our situation at the moment. I didn't know most of the world hate us back before 9/11, and I am (to put it mildly) upset that our government (not only Georege W. Bush) has made us the laughing stock of the world. We have lost whatever reputation we ever had, and from what I hear our government doesnt care and doesnt want to fix our foreign relations.
Everyone blames Bush, I am actually pity him, a little. One year after becoming president he is faced with a gargantuan decision. What to do about 9/11. That must really be hard on a president. He is the figurehead of our government, so he is blamed for EVERY SINGLE PROBLEM THE US HAS. Too many taxes? Blame Bush. Gas is too high? Blame Bush. Iraq? Blame Bush. Toilet isn't working? Blame Bush. Goodness, doesn't anyone ever get tired of blaming him? He's not God, he doesn't have as much power as everyone thinks he does. Stop with the Bush hating, it's getting old. Everyone's heard it, and no one's arguing against it. If you want to blame someone, it's better to rest it on the government, rather than one man in particular. If he was a dictator, it would be a different story, but America is a democrazy, I mean a (type of) democracy last time I checked.
Look, there are a lot of people in the US. There are a lot of people who hate Bush/Our government. Personally, I don't care for him. I don't like how much he claims to use God. I believe in God, the Iraqis believe in God, I'm sure a lot of French people believe in God. That makes it kind of ironic that Bush says "God will help us defeat our enemies", when the Iraqi's are saying the exact same thing! I don't think we should have elected him twice, but I suppose it was the lesser of two evils. Besides, it's extreamly hard to beat a current president in an election. They have a certain aura that gives them power over the masses. The country must really, really hate him for him not to get elected again (such as with Hoover). Because our country is so divided on the issues at hand, getting someone to beat Bush is extreamly hard.
I don't like what he did with the entire war in the middle east. After 9/11, our world the US was thrown into an extreme frenzy. We were angry, and when people get angry, they make stupid mistakes. Going into Afganistan was ok, we had a clear reason. Most of the world agreed with us. We wanted justice on the people whom have caused such suffering in America.
Thoughts on the war in Iraq are heavily divided. With my current knowledge, I am against it. Many feel we are in there for oil, and they are still pro-war. Many think we are there for terrorists. Many think there's still WMDs there. Many think we are there to boost our own economy. I use to think there was a good reason to go to Iraq, and I trusted my government that they knew what is best for us. Perhaps that is being patriotic, or perhaps that's just being naieve. I was not nearly as informed about current events then as I am now, although I still don't consider myself well informed.
I consider myself a regular American, a citizen of the country you so wonderfully insulted. I don't like having my country be the place where everyone throws their woes and angry comments, but that's not my choice. I am not able to vote, yet. I am not one to go protesting in Washington about the war, there's plenty of that already. Besides, it doesn't seem like the government is listening. The only other option is to organize a coup, and I'll get executed for that. So, at the moment, I'm stuck listening to all this crap about how terrible America is. You're entitled to your opinion of hating America. We have done stupid mistakes, we've elected a president no one likes. Once my generation hits that magic number ( 18 ), there will be changes. There's enough anti-bush sentiment that whomever campaigns against Bush-ideals, will most definately win the vote of everyone I know. (Hillary Clinton FTW) However, America is a large place, and there are some qwerky people out there that I can't seem to understand.
At the moment, America has been brought low. Our government has made a series of bad decisions, some based on bad intellengece, others based on bad reasoning, or just bad reasons. On a more optomistic note, our government knows a lot more than us, so there could be reasons for decisions that they cannot tell us at the moment. I would like to think this is the reason for a lot of what is happening, but we will not know for a long time. Until then, the world hates our government.
I assure you Dead-Inside, I will do all in my power to change the world's feelings about the US. Perhaps you can give a few suggestions? What in particular makes the US a "piece of shit" country? I would like a list.
EDIT: Went over and read through most of the 7 pages of comments on the subject. Now about as informed as I began. I dont really think this topic has accomplished anything other than plant the seeds for a flame-war. People are not going to give up their views about America, and Americans are not going to do anything about what's going on. Not because we don't want to, but because we cant. We can't impeach bush simply because the world doesnt like him, he hasnt done anything illegal in the minds of the US. We could all write to our congressmen and say what? "End the war in Iraq"? You think that hasn't been done already? (If I am mistaken, I'm moving to Japan) You want America to be fixed? Get everyone to vote. Most Americans are too stupid/un-informed to realize they should vote for all levels of government, not just the president. The biggest change will come in 2008, when a new leader is found. Until then, sit back, and watch out government continue to ruin our reputation.








we need to get rid of the cause of your fear, which is not the extremists, its your mediamabufo wrote:Either way folks, things in the middle east need to change. Any ideas on that? is there a way to make it so that the extremeists play nice with the rest of the world?
I'll tell you - Muslim extremists are more scary to me, than saddam ever was.

bob@lunchbreak wrote:9/11 was just a trick to get the rest of the States behind there plans and ideas.

zombie@computer wrote:we need to get rid of the cause of your fear, which is not the extremists, its your mediamabufo wrote:Either way folks, things in the middle east need to change. Any ideas on that? is there a way to make it so that the extremeists play nice with the rest of the world?
I'll tell you - Muslim extremists are more scary to me, than saddam ever was.


twitch wrote:bob@lunchbreak wrote:9/11 was just a trick to get the rest of the States behind there plans and ideas.
Yeah right! sure guy


mrmonkah wrote:But i am sure people are coming around to the idea that the universe does NOT stem from the united states and they do NOT have free reign over the planet.


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