> > Regardless of their political views, our elected leaders to be
reasonable
> > and intelligent people. They know very well that if they screw up,
they'll
> > pay the price for that at the next election.
> >
> > Does the American public actually have any idea about how we perceive
your
> > extreme distrust of government and anything that reeks of government
> > involvement?
>
> No please explain. Besides as someoen who has a website and list dedicated
to
> DB, and knowing DBs opinons on Otherness and a "healthy distrust of
> governement" I would liek to hear your opinons.
>
> We distrust governement becouse nearly all of us were, or have ancestors
who
> were burned by one governement or another (even the USA). So I would not
say
> that our distrust is unwarented.
>
> Why should we care what your perception of our governemtnal distrust is?
Didn't this whole thread start out as an attempt to better understand why
Americans sometimes regard themselves as being mistreated in foreign
countries? Could this not be a matter of the perception of this
governmental mistrust?
-J
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