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When a foreign country incurs a natural disaster or requires aid the first country that is always looked to for providing it is the US. As someone said earlier look at the past 70 years or even the past 10 and see how much the US has exported in total assets to other countries. Regardless of what you think of Bush don't believe the media when it comes to coverage on the wars. Talk to troops who have been there. A retired 1st LT from the air force works in my R+D department and was a former Tac-P (Tac-Ps travel with marine/army platoons to call/provide air support when needed) and he says the media coverage so far off the deep end on reporting postives about the wars.

Im not even going to address the Hitler/nuke comment . You are 17 years old and you have a lot to learn.



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MrBubbles said:
thank you for showing us that you are completely ignorant of actual facts and dont have any idea what you are talking about.


additionally the US does more good for the world than every other country combined.

i know with ot our celebrities who would champion for causes...well i guess there is bono

 

Tigawoods said:

When a foreign country incurs a natural disaster or requires aid the first country that is always looked to for providing it is the US. As someone said earlier look at the past 70 years or even the past 10 and see how much the US has exported in total assets to other countries. Regardless of what you think of Bush don't believe the media when it comes to coverage on the wars. Talk to troops who have been there. A retired 1st LT from the air force works in my R+D department and was a former Tac-P (Tac-Ps travel with marine/army platoons to call/provide air support when needed) and he says the media coverage so far off the deep end on reporting postives about the wars.

Im not even going to address the Hitler/nuke comment . You are 17 years old and you have a lot to learn.


what i wonder is how much our country wants to give compared to how much we ahve to give i mean at times it seems that a big part of it is, okay we cant not give here since x countries is going to.... so how much

 

mesoteto said:
Tigawoods said:

When a foreign country incurs a natural disaster or requires aid the first country that is always looked to for providing it is the US. As someone said earlier look at the past 70 years or even the past 10 and see how much the US has exported in total assets to other countries. Regardless of what you think of Bush don't believe the media when it comes to coverage on the wars. Talk to troops who have been there. A retired 1st LT from the air force works in my R+D department and was a former Tac-P (Tac-Ps travel with marine/army platoons to call/provide air support when needed) and he says the media coverage so far off the deep end on reporting postives about the wars.

Im not even going to address the Hitler/nuke comment . You are 17 years old and you have a lot to learn.


 

what i wonder is how much our country wants to give compared to how much we ahve to give i mean at times it seems that a big part of it is, okay we cant not give here since x countries is going to.... so how much

Well with that question there is a lot of gray area there. If we were truly "evil" we wouldn't give anything but then again, as with most things there is always a hidden agenda and something to gain. Take the Berlin Airlift following the end of WW2. Every 30 seconds a US cargo plane landed in East Germany with food/supplies etc etc. Obviously in that instance we wanted to help that the ppl on our side of Germany but at the same time we wanted to show democracy and our way was a lot better than Communism. So we sent aid and a crapton of it and East Germany became the much better half of Germany in many ways. Good question that's got me thinking too

 



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mesoteto said:

so let me get this straight, a current injustice is more important then a previouse one when it comes to pointing fingers if you had an affair 3 years ago, does time past give you any right to point the finger at someone who had an afair last week? if current mentality had been in place during the trail of tears don't you think some other country would have stepped in and removed our leaders? or is it different b/c we are Americans and can get away with saying that about other countries

The moral of the story is that there is no excuse for future injustices.

Just because your great great great great great great great grandfather had an affair, that doesn't give your husband/wife an excuse to cheat on you.



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Everyone is evil ok, well not evil and def. not good - grey - half and half. Deal with it and karma is bullshit.

The poor people are getting fucked over Wall street and those same people are getting fucked over their lost lives in pointless wars.

These wars are making money for the rich people while they ruin the economy and put bullets in to the head of your children while you vote Republican coz you hate weird, Muslim, funny talking, beard wearing, religious (just not your religion) and confused people.



“When we make some new announcement and if there is no positive initial reaction from the market, I try to think of it as a good sign because that can be interpreted as people reacting to something groundbreaking. ...if the employees were always minding themselves to do whatever the market is requiring at any moment, and if they were always focusing on something we can sell right now for the short term, it would be very limiting. We are trying to think outside the box.” - Satoru Iwata - This is why corporate multinationals will never truly understand, or risk doing, what Nintendo does.

super_etecoon said:
I wonder if karma affects Obiesluts as well. You see...that is the problem with karma: it never strikes where you want it to.

I think Karma probably affects Obieslut myself.  He's never seemed like a very happy person to me.



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megaman79 said:
Everyone is evil ok, well not evil and def. not good - grey - half and half. Deal with it and karma is bullshit.

The poor people are getting fucked over Wall street and those same people are getting fucked over their lost lives in pointless wars.

These wars are making money for the rich people while they ruin the economy and put bullets in to the head of your children while you vote Republican coz you hate weird, Muslim, funny talking, beard wearing, religious (just not your religion) and confused people.

   I of course can only talk for myself.  But there is a certain, specific group of weird, Muslim, funny talking, beard wearing, religious confused people I hate.  And it has NOTHING to do with them being weird, Muslim, funny talking, beard wearing, religious confused people.

  It more has to do with this group directly causing a couple buildings in my country to fall down, and kill a few people.



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megaman79 said:
Everyone is evil ok, well not evil and def. not good - grey - half and half. Deal with it and karma is bullshit.

The poor people are getting fucked over Wall street and those same people are getting fucked over their lost lives in pointless wars.

These wars are making money for the rich people while they ruin the economy and put bullets in to the head of your children while you vote Republican coz you hate weird, Muslim, funny talking, beard wearing, religious (just not your religion) and confused people.

 

We can argue whether the war is pointless another time (personally, I believe that it was never justified but that the people of Iraq will be far better off as a result) but poor people are certainly not being negatively impacted because of the war. People made a decision to join the military because it offered opportunities far better than the ones they had outside of the military, and as a result they have received far more education and training (as well as a far higher wage); at the same time they knew joining the military had the risk of them going off to war and dying. You can no more say that the poor are being "Fucked" by the war than you can say that Countrywide financial is being "Fucked" by the sub-prime fallout; they took on a risk and are now facing the consequence of that risk.

 



Like i said "grey". Where is your reasoning behind your view when you can't even admit that A- there is no free education in the US, B-the military wage is dismal hence the use of PMC's to substitute, C- die for a cause eh? what cause exactly? tell me what cause, terrorism? that's pretty broad isn't it?



“When we make some new announcement and if there is no positive initial reaction from the market, I try to think of it as a good sign because that can be interpreted as people reacting to something groundbreaking. ...if the employees were always minding themselves to do whatever the market is requiring at any moment, and if they were always focusing on something we can sell right now for the short term, it would be very limiting. We are trying to think outside the box.” - Satoru Iwata - This is why corporate multinationals will never truly understand, or risk doing, what Nintendo does.