> No. In other words, I don't need to do a bunch of research to know the
> US is not responsible for the rest of the worlds hunger, disease and
> poverty as hinted to by the tone of the original posters statment.
It's certainly not responsible for all of it. But it is certainly
responsible for more of it than you think.
> It sure is funny how people come out of the closet to judge the US, even
> when we're the vicims.
Whereas you haven't been judging Mr. Bin Laden, have you?
> We're too involved.. We're not involved
> enough.. Where were all the strong political feelings before this
> tradgity?
Very good question. If the reawakening of political feeling, the
analysis of different nations role in the world, and a greater interest
in foreign policy among US citizens result from this terrible thing,
that will be at least a small good.
> If you're going to make some bold political statement at
> least make me believe that you really care about it instead of a
> transperent attempt to bash the USA.
Er... how exactly do we do that apart from arguing our corner?
Gerv
