arsenicazure on 13 December 2009
S.T.A.G.E. said:
arsenicazure said: To suggest that the rest of the world should be thankful for american over-consumerism is ridiculous. I guess we should thank them for climate change, high oil prices, the current recession and wars in the middle east too then. |
Asia and Europe contribute to global warming as well in a major way. The more industrialized those nations get the worse the CO2 emissions will get. High oil prices are not just an American problem but an Asian problem as well. The American people are not to blame for the recession. Blame the banks and the community reinvestment act for causing subprime levels to go through the roof. America is not alone in the worlds problems.
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Before I am booed off sounding anti american,I suggest you do some research youself. Sub prime mortgage crisis is what kicked off this huge crisis. The banks, all of which were responsible for this crisis- were primarily american- over 120+ failed banks in the US the past year. Americans have the highest per capita fuel consumption the world- hovering near 25 barrels of oil per capita per annum. how about asian giants like India and China.. its somwehre near 0.5-3 barrels per capita. Guess which country didnt sign the kyoto protocol: USA. Guess which country contibutes the most to pollution. USA. To say that americans themselves are not responsible for their own banks is ludicrious. You cant excuse ignorance. Wars in the middle east are partly responsible for the high oil prices. And guess who has fought the last 2 wars in the middle east. USA.
So before you go blaming Asia and europe I suggest you read up a lil on your own backyard.
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