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Originally posted by mwm1331
So specialasianx if you have never been to the US, how would you, or could you possibly know what problems the US may or may not have?
I see you posting constantly about the problems with the US system, the problems faced by US citizens etc. But with no practical or first hand knowledge you are pretty much talking out of your as* aren't you?
LMAO? Students go study all around the world. There are actually Americans going to study in Europe also. Every University has probably Foreign students, not only American Universities.
Originally posted by IBM
Originally posted by 7th_Chakra
Originally posted by IBM
It is where dreams can come true.
Like most other country.
Tell me what other country has a better college and university system than the US? Why do others come to study to the US? Obviously we are better. IF you study in the middle of a jungle ridden country your dreams will not come true because the resources do not exist.
Originally posted by Durden
I think the real issue here is that some people, at least in how they present their view on this issue, may tend to confuse their patriotism (which in itself is all and well), with actual fact about which country on earth should be considered the greatest to live in.
Clearly, most people tend to have a biased opinion in this respect; favoring their own nation.
Originally posted by specialasianX
I dont think there is one actualy country that is the best to live in, i think many countries have their merits...
Originally posted by Dreamkidd
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If Bush gets taken out of office, i think the so called terrorists may well settle down with him.. Half of them are probably employed by them anyway for propaganda.
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Originally posted by specialasianX
But your reaction is a typical reaction i find from many defenders of conservatism on this board... we dont want the world being interested in our politics... but its ok for us to butt into theirs...
Originally posted by Otts
You mean like when conservatives say that since I'm not an American I shouldn't offer judgement on American politics, because I don't know what living in America means... but then turn around and declare that Canada has socialist policies and would've been better off spending more on the military?
Originally posted by keholmes
Maybe if your opinions had the clarity that theirs did they would welcome them
Originally posted by CazMedia
Dont try to confuse EUROPES failure to act in kosovo and the resulting NATO actions requested of the USA with the Iraq situation...the only thing in common is MUSLIM RADICALISM and resulting ethnic cleansing....similar to what weve seen in Iraq.
For you to say that your lifestyles wouldnt have changed if iraq wasnt invaded is a farce...no one can predict the future, let alone predict the future of a divergant timeline. This position also overlooks the interlinkage of many things.
this debate won�t lead to anywhere. It just goes the same circle of debates of is it right to attack on other countries and with what agendas.
Where are the nations attempting sanctions, trade embargos, removal of diplomats...ANYTHING more than lip service to "bad America"?
In my previous post i mention actions have consequences, and so does inaction
OH YEAH,.....blame BUSH for the inactions of YOUR GOVERNMENTS for not putting up stronger opposition the the USA invading Iraq.
Try putting that blame where it really belongs, YOUR GOVERNMENT! not mine.
-Why should we blame our Government for something what YOURS did: Invading Iraq?!
Id say the aggressor nation is deciding this wouldnt you? That combined with the reaction (or lack of) by other nations determines if the attack was "right" or not.
The attacking country must weigh weather the risk outweighs the gain before it attacks....IE the risk of not only the retaliation from the defender, but that of world reaction as well.
Well in the Iraq/USA case...the risk was small that Iraq was going to give a serious defence, AND it seems the President gauged world reaction CORRECTLY...not the reaction of the populas of nations but of the reactions of nations governments, which has seemingly been little more than hot air being extruded from their flapping oral orifaces.
Where are the nations attempting sanctions, trade embargos, removal of diplomats...ANYTHING more than lip service to "bad America"?
In my previous post i mention actions have consequences, and so does inaction
OH YEAH,.....blame BUSH for the inactions of YOUR GOVERNMENTS for not putting up stronger opposition the the USA invading Iraq.
Try putting that blame where it really belongs, YOUR GOVERNMENT! not mine.
Because both before the war and certantly afterwards, little more than a slap on the wrist manouver by a few nations occured...hardly a deterrent.
Why should we blame our Government for something what YOURS did: Invading Iraq?!
Originally posted by specialasianX
Originally posted by Durden
I think the real issue here is that some people, at least in how they present their view on this issue, may tend to confuse their patriotism (which in itself is all and well), with actual fact about which country on earth should be considered the greatest to live in.
Clearly, most people tend to have a biased opinion in this respect; favoring their own nation.
I dont think there is one actualy country that is the best to live in, i think many countries have their merits... sure i'd prefer the USA over Laos, or Chad... but i'd rather Norway, Britain. or Australia over the US