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Originally posted by binkman
Originally posted by projectvxn
And you would be here screaming about how evil we are for doing anything about it. Thats how it works right? We go and take care of business when called upon, but when we do we're the evil Americans. If we don't clean up these messes then its "where were you when..." Cant have it both ways.
Not at all, I would applaud the actions of any who prevents those crimes. I was simply using them to make a point and highlight inaccuracy.
Originally posted by bigcountry08
reply to post by binkman
where were you, if were such horrible people why don't you and your country do something about it? why not join the peace core and help out Oh wait the American government created that and spends over 400,000,000 a year to help, and that dosen't include the rest of the foreign aid the government gives out and what our private sectore gives out. how much does your government give away each year, matter a fact how much do YOU GIVE AWAY EACH YEAR its time to stop spewing unmitigated hate and start fessing up what do you do to help the world, Oh great one !!!!
Originally posted by projectvxn
Originally posted by binkman
Originally posted by projectvxn
And you would be here screaming about how evil we are for doing anything about it. Thats how it works right? We go and take care of business when called upon, but when we do we're the evil Americans. If we don't clean up these messes then its "where were you when..." Cant have it both ways.
Not at all, I would applaud the actions of any who prevents those crimes. I was simply using them to make a point and highlight inaccuracy.
You've just spent thia entire thread chastising Americans for "murdering millions", being the biggest "criminals" on the block for doing exactly that. You down play the good America does as insignificant while calling us evil for interventions, by and large, that we were called upon to make happen. For better or worse we were there to do something. Do we always get it right? No. But we're not evil for getting it wrong. And we shouldn't be chastised for doing things in our own interests just as every other nation on Earth does.
So let me point out an inaccuracy to you. When you're screaming about how criminal our interventions are, it would behoove you not to pick and choose which ones would be just. We're either evil or we're not. You know full well that if we interfered in Rwanda you would have been to the first to say that the only genocide there is being committed by US troops.edit on 12-8-2012 by projectvxn because: (no reason given)edit on 12-8-2012 by projectvxn because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by jacobjones
reply to post by binkman
why, you must be an American!
Originally posted by jacobjones
Someone who is ashamed of their country, Binkman, shouldn't chastise others about their country. put it on this page or be quiet
Originally posted by jacobjones
western europe, ya i figured, they love to tell Americans how to run things, its sort of like backseat driving...edit on 12-8-2012 by jacobjones because: added the word tell
Originally posted by jacobjones
reply to post by binkman
i didnt look for it, but im guessing your from western europe, your condecending attitude gave it away.
Originally posted by jacobjones
Someone who is ashamed of their country, Binkman, shouldn't chastise others about their country. put it on this page or be quiet
Originally posted by jacobjones
maybe they feel kinship with other countries in North America? Maybe they admire another great country when they see one.
Originally posted by jacobjones
reply to post by binkman
that is incorrect. Mexico, Canada, United states are all part of North America, and we travel and inter-mingle naturally. If we feel love or kinship toward another country that seems perfectly natural, especially another country so close physically and rhetorically.