Natural Disasters? Blame America!

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  • drg
    Half-cocked
    • Oct 2004
    • 1112

    #31
    You spread-God's-hate foreign-policy expert types do realize that EGELAND RESCINDED HIS COMMENTS A LONG TIME AGO, rendering the initial point of this thread ... pointless.

    We already fought this battle here anyway:
    Our off topic forum. (You mean there are things other than paintball??) Please keep your posts civil, and refrain from topics that are likely to start problems. (NOTE: Any thread may be closed for any reason.)


    Bottom line is there is truth on both sides of the issue, as usual, and rote partisanship only insures that you're at least partly wrong.
    View my feedback here

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    • Hasty8
      Registered User
      • Jul 2001
      • 1136

      #32
      My comments are not partisan. They're American. Personally, I hate all politicans as I see them solely as a bunch of...well, I don't really want to get perma-banned.

      Anyway, fact is that American has never taken control of any country they have defeated in battle. In fact, the truth is quite the opposite. America has gone to great expense and effort to rebuild those countries, donating technology, money, resources and countless man-hours without asking anything more in return other than they give their citizens the ability to self-govern as we do.

      Of course, I'm in no way implying that America is acting purely out of the good of it's heart. It makes perfect sense to have more and more democratic capitalistic nations around. More allies (hopefully) and more markets for us to seel our wares.

      The fact cannot be argued, however, that the "limo-liberal" set tend to make very broad and open claims pertaining to how America should act yes very rarely do you see them acting in the same way publicly.

      True, I cannot speak to their private lives because I am not privy to it.
      Return to the free market. Get rid of all government regulations and let society make it's own decisions. Time and again the relaxing of government regulations has increased profits, innovation and the economy.

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      • Chris42050
        Splatmaster Tech
        • Feb 2004
        • 567

        #33
        Originally posted by drg
        You spread-God's-hate foreign-policy expert types do realize that EGELAND RESCINDED HIS COMMENTS A LONG TIME AGO, rendering the initial point of this thread ... pointless.

        We already fought this battle here anyway:
        Our off topic forum. (You mean there are things other than paintball??) Please keep your posts civil, and refrain from topics that are likely to start problems. (NOTE: Any thread may be closed for any reason.)


        Bottom line is there is truth on both sides of the issue, as usual, and rote partisanship only insures that you're at least partly wrong.
        I'm sorry but I gotta call you on your post. Why enter a thread that you have allready read about just to call it pointless, post a link to another pointless thread, and then make a comment about said pointless thread topic. Pretty pointless, don't you think?

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        • Rooster
          Registered User
          • Oct 2000
          • 1069

          #34
          "and what makes our world right?"

          The fact that its ours. I'm sorry, we can't both be right, and we can't both be wrong. Since it is a matter of perspective, and thus a matter of pure opinion, that means one must be right and one must be wrong.

          I am right.

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