the over importance of the Defense of America and its values.
the over importance of the Defense of America and its values.
Something interesting I saw about the NSA scandal the other day, apparently none of the articles Snowden linked have shown any proof that a US citizen was in any way effected by the surveillance. That is to say that no US citizen has been arrested or blackmailed due to the surveillance.
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The US doesn't like being caught unaware...
If you can't make fun of something, its probably not worth taking seriously.
It always stats slow. The whole shadow courts thing is also kinda scary, though that might only be me. But to put into a wider perspective, the fact that sociological development is outpaced by technological development by a significant amount, does not seem to bother anyone.
The main problem of your country is, that you arent a democracy anymore, but a oligarchy, which is full of hypocrisy.
Great reason that a rich elite rules your country nowadays, really.
Oh well, so much about hypocrisy.
But thanks for the example.
Other examples:
1) Crying about massacres while being in the NRA
2) Acting as if wars for oil are enduring freedom
3) talking about war on terrorism while reducing fundamental rights
4) talking about national security while installing a surveillance society
5) asking other countries to ensure fundamental rights while running guantanamo bay
6) being very upset if putin annects crimeria while a war in irak is legit and really good for everyone
Oh, and btw., the US of A is not even a republic anymore, as a republic legitimates power from its people, which is not true to your home country anymore as well.
Or did anyone of your people legitimate the chairman of General Motors to have a strong influence onto politics? Or did your people legitimate google to collect all your data and know anything about you? And who legitimated the NSA to collect your telephone call data?
Welcome to the HOA! The Hypocrite Oligarchy of America.
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There are a lot of issue to discuss in the American Society. But most common is the employment and economic issues.
You do know it's called evolution theory right? It ain't set in stone proof it is truth . If you teach a theory like that you should at least teach other things that try to explain creation as well. Just a thought . Climate chance has 2 stories as well so both should be teached. I'm not choosing a side which of the 2 is right, but just because 1 gets heavily funded by governments and big companies and the other is less funded does seem a bit odd . But hey we allready tax water and earth and fire so why not tax Air as well .
You can't be serious. Its been explained so many times that Theory is a scientific term used to mean 'explaination of facts'. You can't possibly not know that, so either:
1/ You're being ignorant on purpose for the sake of riling people up.
2/ You don't believe it, in which case I'd like to see your evidence.
And the biggest issue America has? Education. Same as in the UK.
in regards to civil rights and immigration? gay marriage would be a big one. for immigration id say that it is hard on people who want to move here and lax on people who move here illegally, even if it is for a good reason or refuge there are proper ways of going about it.
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for the record, not every American has a stick up their ass about immigrants. Some are smart enough to realize and remember this country is founded by immigrants.
The money > everything mentality.
"Why should I care that other people don't get healthcare?"
"Why should I pay taxes? It doesn't benifit me directly!"
"Its not my problem that some parents can't afford decend education for their children!"
Its sickening and absurd. Not that I believe that every American is like this, but above opinions frequently expressed on this forum often come from some of our friends from across the pond.
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Learning how to talk to each other.
Here comes the main problem of your country:
http://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/2...archie-kapital
A study from princeton university:
http://www.princeton.edu/~mgilens/Gi...s%203-7-14.pdf
A discussion about it:
http://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate...=&rref=opinion
Welcome to the Hypocrite Oligarchy of America!