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Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: RealityTime
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I am really curious what you wrote.
how sad
Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: RealityTime
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I am really curious what you wrote.
Originally posted by: pickuplines
Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: RealityTime
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I am really curious what you wrote.
how sad
Topic Title: Why does the Third World hate us?
Originally posted by: Aimster
people hate people that do better than them in life. That simple.
Why do you think a lot of minorities are hated in a lot of countries? Because they do better than the majority....
Look at Hitler and what he did, look back to Rome, the country that does the best is always hated.
Originally posted by: XZeroII
How are we kicking the world in the face with those actions we took over 40 YEARS AGO!???
Originally posted by: kogase
Originally posted by: XZeroII
How are we kicking the world in the face with those actions we took over 40 YEARS AGO!???
I find that particular comment interesting. I don't know about you in particular XZeroII, but you seem to be a pretty hardcore right-winger. Anyway, how then do you justify bashing France for their surrender to Germany 60 years ago?
Originally posted by: XZeroII
Originally posted by: kogase
Originally posted by: XZeroII
How are we kicking the world in the face with those actions we took over 40 YEARS AGO!???
I find that particular comment interesting. I don't know about you in particular XZeroII, but you seem to be a pretty hardcore right-winger. Anyway, how then do you justify bashing France for their surrender to Germany 60 years ago?
I am not a hard core right winger. It just seems that way when everyone else is so far left and closed minded. Basically, the left thinks that anyone who supported the war in Iraq is a hard core Bush kisser. This is not even close to true. I know us non-lefts have our misconceptions about the left as well, but I don't notice that as much since I am not a leftie.
I don't bash France for WW2. I bash them for their actions a couple years ago when we decided to go after Iraq.
Originally posted by: mwtgg
The rest of the world couldn't react to a man who gassed his own people. You think they'd react to someone who is Commander in Chief of the United States Military?
Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: RealityTime
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I am really curious what you wrote.
Originally posted by: GreatBarracuda
Originally posted by: mwtgg
The rest of the world couldn't react to a man who gassed his own people. You think they'd react to someone who is Commander in Chief of the United States Military?
What a **** load of hubris! What do you think the U.S. President is .. God?
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: BBond
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: BBond
That description fits Bush perfectly.
The world's arch terrorist. It's either his way or face the wrath of the U.S. military.
Like I keep pointing out -- terrorism is in the eye of the beholder.
If he was his way or face the wrath of the US Military all of the Middle East would be rubble.
So far Bush is having a tough enough time turning just Iraq into rubble. Let's wait on the entire Middle East.
But if George can't wait, what rogue action of the Bush administration do you think will finally force the rest of the world to react?
Do you really want to go down that path?
The rest of the world couldn't react to a man who gassed his own people. You think they'd react to someone who is Commander in Chief of the United States Military?
Originally posted by: Drift3r
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: BBond
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: BBond
That description fits Bush perfectly.
The world's arch terrorist. It's either his way or face the wrath of the U.S. military.
Like I keep pointing out -- terrorism is in the eye of the beholder.
If he was his way or face the wrath of the US Military all of the Middle East would be rubble.
So far Bush is having a tough enough time turning just Iraq into rubble. Let's wait on the entire Middle East.
But if George can't wait, what rogue action of the Bush administration do you think will finally force the rest of the world to react?
Do you really want to go down that path?
The rest of the world couldn't react to a man who gassed his own people. You think they'd react to someone who is Commander in Chief of the United States Military?
Oh you mean the Kurds who sided with Iran during the Iran/Iraq war ??? Yeah you mean the Kurds who deaths the US Army at the time tried to pin on Iran instead of Saddam ? Please no more crocodile tears for the Kurds. If neo-con's truly cared about the Kurds we'd would of also invaded Turkey who has killed about 30,000 Kurdish fighters.
Originally posted by: kogase
Originally posted by: Drift3r
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: BBond
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: BBond
That description fits Bush perfectly.
The world's arch terrorist. It's either his way or face the wrath of the U.S. military.
Like I keep pointing out -- terrorism is in the eye of the beholder.
If he was his way or face the wrath of the US Military all of the Middle East would be rubble.
So far Bush is having a tough enough time turning just Iraq into rubble. Let's wait on the entire Middle East.
But if George can't wait, what rogue action of the Bush administration do you think will finally force the rest of the world to react?
Do you really want to go down that path?
The rest of the world couldn't react to a man who gassed his own people. You think they'd react to someone who is Commander in Chief of the United States Military?
Oh you mean the Kurds who sided with Iran during the Iran/Iraq war ??? Yeah you mean the Kurds who deaths the US Army at the time tried to pin on Iran instead of Saddam ? Please no more crocodile tears for the Kurds. If neo-con's truly cared about the Kurds we'd would of also invaded Turkey who has killed about 30,000 Kurdish fighters.
Aye, it's hard to feel sorry for "his own people" when "his own people" were actively fighting for independence. Now, you can argue as to whether or not they should have been fighting for that. But to say "he gassed his own people" as if those people were just sitting around minding their own business is a little misleading. Very misleading. I would put down resistence in my borders.
Originally posted by: GrGr
It is not so much mistakes as the result of a very deliberate American strategy to destabilize the Middle East. A unified pan-Arabic movement has always been a nightmare scenario for the US and the West. This has been the American geopolitical strategy for the ME since at least WWII.
if you are so convinced why do you spend most of your time here? why? if you believe otherwise.Originally posted by: Klixxer
Originally posted by: kogase
Originally posted by: Drift3r
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: BBond
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: BBond
That description fits Bush perfectly.
The world's arch terrorist. It's either his way or face the wrath of the U.S. military.
Like I keep pointing out -- terrorism is in the eye of the beholder.
If he was his way or face the wrath of the US Military all of the Middle East would be rubble.
So far Bush is having a tough enough time turning just Iraq into rubble. Let's wait on the entire Middle East.
But if George can't wait, what rogue action of the Bush administration do you think will finally force the rest of the world to react?
Do you really want to go down that path?
The rest of the world couldn't react to a man who gassed his own people. You think they'd react to someone who is Commander in Chief of the United States Military?
Oh you mean the Kurds who sided with Iran during the Iran/Iraq war ??? Yeah you mean the Kurds who deaths the US Army at the time tried to pin on Iran instead of Saddam ? Please no more crocodile tears for the Kurds. If neo-con's truly cared about the Kurds we'd would of also invaded Turkey who has killed about 30,000 Kurdish fighters.
Aye, it's hard to feel sorry for "his own people" when "his own people" were actively fighting for independence. Now, you can argue as to whether or not they should have been fighting for that. But to say "he gassed his own people" as if those people were just sitting around minding their own business is a little misleading. Very misleading. I would put down resistence in my borders.
However, to say he gassed his own people by using chemicals provided by the US and with the support of the US is not misleading.
The US meddling in the ME usually leads to disasters, starvation, wars.
One would think they might learn but nuh-uh, they refuse to learn from their mistakes.
I don't think they hate our freedom, not that we have any of it to begin with. Our nation wants to think we are free but why is taxes a mandatory thing? why can't I drive without seatbelt, if I die who does it hurt? its a dumb law for the mass idiots who think being controlled is a good thing.Originally posted by: athithi
American media likes to pretend the whole world (and the "third world" makes a significant portion of the whole world) is obsessed with America. Third world administrations may hate the U.S administration for being more powerful. Third world terrorists may hate the US Military for being more powerful. Third world everyman is too busy with his life to be thinking of GWB and yllus and American dispensation of capitalism :roll: I think you've simply heard Georgie say "They hate our freedoms" one too many times. If you really believe that, you need to get out more.
I think you may have glossed over my original post in favour of reading what others have written in response. The key sentence I've highlighted above is exactly what my original post stated.Originally posted by: athithi
American media likes to pretend the whole world (and the "third world" makes a significant portion of the whole world) is obsessed with America. Third world administrations may hate the U.S administration for being more powerful. Third world terrorists may hate the US Military for being more powerful. Third world everyman is too busy with his life to be thinking of GWB and yllus and American dispensation of capitalism :roll: I think you've simply heard Georgie say "They hate our freedoms" one too many times. If you really believe that, you need to get out more.
It also seems like it when you say untrue crap like "We have been giving our money away to them for decades and they have just been spitting on us for it. " Why do people have to lie like this if they have a valid point in the first place?Originally posted by: XZeroII
Originally posted by: kogase
Originally posted by: XZeroII
How are we kicking the world in the face with those actions we took over 40 YEARS AGO!???
I find that particular comment interesting. I don't know about you in particular XZeroII, but you seem to be a pretty hardcore right-winger. Anyway, how then do you justify bashing France for their surrender to Germany 60 years ago?
I am not a hard core right winger. It just seems that way when everyone else is so far left and closed minded.
Sorry Bro, I thought you were a Pakistani or Indian national.Originally posted by: yllus
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Us?? Aren't you a Third Worlder living in Canada?My skin colour is not white, but I was born in Canada and call myself a Canadian, much like many Irish immigants came to America and had children who call themselves American.
Well to speak for Americans it's usually customary to be an American. Nice to know that you are with us though!An enemy to one country is an enemy to both. What does a person have to do to be allowed to speak for "us" as so many here do?
