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10-12-2006 06:28 AM |
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Originally Posted by B-Line
Eric,
Not everyone wants democracy. And the UN is not a vehicle for democracy. It is a vehicle for people of vast social, economic, political, climates, to come together as leaders of the world, to discuss and act for the people of the world, some who believe in democracy and others who do not.
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For some reason people in the USA are under the ASSumption that everyone wants a government like the USA, this is not accurate.
So here we go:
Iraq -
Just tell the citizens when their military can come back. Stop the indefinite push. It almost seems that US troops will not leave Iraq till the administration changes, which is sad. Part of being educated is knowing that you don't know everything and realizing that sometimes..you too can be wrong.
NK and Iran Nuclear Issue -
Make a damn stance WORLD. Stop relying on the USA to come in and make the stance for you. It seems Japan is finally finding its sack and going to lay some smack down on NK, now India and Pakistan...do the same with Iran. OR how about the alternative the USA just says "well, thats fine have your weapon however if we receive one Nuclear attack on our soil we unleash all out Nuclear warfare on the offending nations or terrorist sponsoring nation".
US Congress -
All I can say is the f-in people better get out and vote, since they all seem to whine. Both sides, Republican and Democrat, have done NOTHING. It is not just one side or the other and until people stop voting for a 'party' and start voting for the person, that will never change IMO.
UPDATE: yet another example of US Congressman attempting to push any and all responsibility back on the other party.
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HARTFORD, Connecticut (AP) -- Republican Rep. Christopher Shays defended the House speaker's handling of a congressional page scandal, saying no one died like during the 1969 Chappaquiddick incident involving Democratic Sen. Ted Kennedy.
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http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/10/....ap/index.html
What an Ass Hat, how do you compare the attempted hump-hump of 16 year olds to an event from almost 40 years ago.
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