Unfortunately yes... I did I don't know why though... it's not like I actually care... we have enough with our problems here.Originally Posted by mart651
Did I claim he did not? Bro, in the current atmosphere the fact he even mentions sports and steroids when there is MUCH bigger fish to fry is misdirection worthy of Penn & Teller... this was a State of the Union presentation for crissakes, not a pep talk on a college campus!!!Originally Posted by mart651
I don't think anyone is mad at Bush for his position on steroids... it's to be expected of ANY politician. How could they say otherwise? But that he took that position in a state of the union address is a little odd.Originally Posted by mart651
I am indeed not American and as incredible as it might be for you to believe, like most foreigners it gives me the possibility to take a step back and look at the whole picture with detachment... which is not possible for a vast number of Americans caught up in the partisan "my party can do no wrong" politics. See partisanry doesn't affect me as I TRULY do not care at all who is in the white house.Originally Posted by mart651
What I DO care about is how those people in the White House affect my friends who do live in the States, and in the last few years I have to admit I do not like what I've been seeing. I have friends in the US military serving in Iraq and it worries me, I worry for friends who see the natl. debt mounting out of control and wonder if their grandkids future is being taxed... and so on... for my friends I do care and worry.
Thanks to America for my freedom of speech?Er... yeah... whatever... lets not go there...
Stupid crap? Why is that? Because I do not follow blindly the party line and dare to have my own unbiased opinons? Because I do NOT believe in the concept of "my country right or wrong"? Because you do not like to hear what I have to say? (was anything I wrote in my initial post inacurate???) When it comes to "democratically elected" I guess your and my definition of that differs... but lets not go there.Originally Posted by mart651
As for uneducated opinions you'll probably be surprised to hear that most of the educated world knows a LOT more about the USA and it's politics than you think and of course we have ALL your media outlets here, as well as many world wide ones... each having it's own bias, but put them together and you do get a pretty balanced view.
I do see where you're coming from, but your partisanry overshadows the message you're trying to get across (not a slam here bro, I'm just stating what I see as an outsider).
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Er... yeah... whatever... lets not go there...
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