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CountAllVotes Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Dec-04-07 01:06 PM
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41. The USA should revert to being a "neutral" country
Edited on Tue Dec-04-07 01:22 PM by CountAllVotes
as was the case prior to WWI and then came the Lucetania "incident" (another "planned" attack?).

This country should put itself #1 to its citizens first. To hell with all of these other countries. How can the USA be running around bullying other countries when they cannot even care for their own people?

They let them die in the streets is what they do and they do not care. Katrina told the real story of what America is. And as we all know, Katrina is far from over. Get over it they say? No way in hell can the USA "get over it" until they rise up and show to everyone, mostly the people of the USA, that they are deserving of a reputation worth boasting about. At this point, they have nothing worth boasting about to anyone or any other country IMO.



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