Bullying behavior

[Dopey]

The more I observe the USA’s political system, the more their bullying behavior comes to one’s attention. What exactly is a bully, one might ask. A bully is someone who has strength, of whatever means, and uses that to oppress the weaker one. The goal is to rule the others. That is exactly what the USA appears to be attempting to do so at this time. You cannot punish people for what they are going to do. And, yet, USA has utilized this excuse to attack Iraq, and now are threatening Iran. I actually applaud Iran and Iraq for having the guts to stand up to USA’s bullying behavior. The USA has no reason to stay in that region, no ethical reason that is. And yet they linger there. The longer they are going to stay in Iraq, the more destabilize the region will become. They have completely destroyed two countries, while their own country remains peaceful with perfect roads, buildings, and greenry. What kind of humanity are they practicing? People want world peace, not political games. You cannot destroy other countries with the fear and hope of protecting your own.

[Dopey]

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As always, overlook the typos.

[KARAKUSH]

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@Dopey

You cannot destroy other countries with the fear and hope of protecting your own.

thats not the reason for destroying other countries but yes i agree fully.

noble thoughts u have.

[parissenoor]

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@Dopey

The more I observe the USA's political system, the more their bullying behavior comes to one's attention. What exactly is a bully, one might ask. A bully is someone who has strength, of whatever means, and uses that to oppress the weaker one. The goal is to rule the others. That is exactly what the USA appears to be attempting to do so at this time. You cannot punish people for what they are going to do. And, yet, USA has utilized this excuse to attack Iraq, and now are threatening Iran. I actually applaud Iran and Iraq for having the guts to stand up to USA's bullying behavior. The USA has no reason to stay in that region, no ethical reason that is. And yet they linger there. The longer they are going to stay in Iraq, the more destabilize the region will become. They have completely destroyed two countries, while their own country remains peaceful with perfect roads, buildings, and greenry. What kind of humanity are they practicing? People want world peace, not political games. You cannot destroy other countries with the fear and hope of protecting your own.

but people who voted for Bush truly believes it....
remeber no political system can survive without the CONSENT of the majority of population...had majority of american think like you they would have dumped Bush...BUT they did not cause majority said the prefered their confort to world peace...

[parissenoor]

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@KARAKUSH

thats not the reason for destroying other countries but yes i agree fully.

noble thoughts u have.

nobles are the elite....the minority of most educated and moral people....democracy is not based on elite likepolitical system....elitocracy is utopian.....

there is no moral justification for destroying any country....BUT economical reasons are stronger in our world...there is no limit to the $ power, cause there is no shortage of people ready to do anything for $

[saieen]

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sadly thats how the world works

[Dopey]

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@parissenoor

but people who voted for Bush truly believes it…
remeber no political system can survive without the CONSENT of the majority of population…had majority of american think like you they would have dumped Bush…BUT they did not cause majority said the prefered their confort to world peace…

First of all, it’s not Bush who is running the government…it’s the whole administration. And why would majority of American would think like me; I am a Pakistani/American. The fact Bush won election shows how blind-folded the American people are, and how much they fear their own safety, without any regard for the lives of other people. And, dumping Bush now wouldn’t be too good the the American nose, now would it.

[saieen]

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@Dopey

First of all, it's not Bush who is running the government...it's the whole administration. And why would majority of American would think like me; I am a Pakistani/American. The fact Bush won election shows how blind-folded the American people are, and how much they fear their own safety, without any regard for the lives of other people. And, dumping Bush now wouldn't be too good the the American nose, now would it.

for americans [those who are ignorant] humanity lies within US borders only. outside lies a world they don't care about. as long they are in comfort they are ok with their government's destructive policies.

[Dopey]

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@KARAKUSH

thats not the reason for destroying other countries but yes i agree fully.

noble thoughts u have.

Karakush, let me elaborate the bullying behavior to you. See, bullies hold grudges with the intent of throwing it back at someone. So, with the 911 attack, and lets not even discuss who initiated that attack because many would point fingers back at USA…so as I was saying, with the 911 attack, the USA, apparently seathing with anger, wanted to get back at someone. So, was that any reason to attack and destroy two countries? I think not.
And thank you; I do flatter myself that I do have noble thoughts.

[Dopey]

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@saieen

for americans [those who are ignorant] humanity lies within US borders only. outside lies a world they don’t care about. as long they are in comfort they are ok with their government’s destructive policies.

That would be exaggeration, and would not apply to all the people. However, my original point stands.

[saieen]

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@Dopey

Karakush, let me elaborate the bullying behavior to you. See, bullies hold grudges with the intent of throwing it back at someone. So, with the 911 attack, and lets not even discuss who initiated that attack because many would point fingers back at USA....so as I was saying, with the 911 attack, the USA, apparently seathing with anger, wanted to get back at someone. So, was that any reason to attack and destroy two countries? I think not. And thank you; I do flatter myself that I do have noble thoughts.

well after 911, ppl were reeling with anger and disbelief that it happened on their own soil. they were looking for a face to point at and blame so USA gave them alqaeeda and afghanistan and later iraq.

[ahmadjee]

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First of all, the Americans who voted for Bush didn’t vote for just one reason. Some voted to keep their taxes, others to show their hate for gays or to keep the right to have guns etc.

Second of all, wars are not fought for one reason; you can probably write several volumes of books on why Iraq was attacked.

Last but not least, politics and global politics in particular are not crystal clear, its not divinity where you can differentiate right from wrong, good from evil. In most cases there are no bad guys and good guys … there are just guys.

[Dopey]

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@saieen

well after 911, ppl were reeling with anger and disbelief that it happened on their own soil. they were looking for a face to point at and blame so USA gave them alqaeeda and afghanistan and later iraq.

And, now apparently Iran. The USA is currently causing mass destruction; that it should not.