| chris.m95 said: I like the people (well most of them) but overall it has too much power for its own good. It is also quite arrogant in the way that it does things it thinks that because it has the most power it has the right to do any damn thing it wants, This is NOT the case. I am a Brit and i hate the way we get dragged into all the wars america starts, it only has wars because too much of its industry depends on it. The country is riddled with corruption, a long history of violence (there hasn't been a day of peace since the american civil war) and unfortunately the american people will pay for their governments "deliberate mistakes" In conclusion. It is a country that survives on misery and suffering but only at other peoples expense, tries to be "all that" even though its nearly in as much debt as its worth and soon the countries gonna fall into economic ruins when it becomes bankrupt because if they dont change the way they live there's no way out of it. I am sorry to be so negative. I like the people but not the country. |
And that's OUR fault? I must have missed the part where we stared two world wars, a revolution in Russia which led to the realization of communism as a political system, and endless conflicts, mass genocide, and ethnic cleansing in Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe and parts of Asia, just to name a few things that have transpired over the past century.
On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.







