My two cents

I'll start by saying, I'm not American. I live in Canada, and although we due have problems (I.E.: Health care system) after giving the state a closer look, I'm quite happy with the way things are going here. It seems Americans have forgotten the most important thing to a country. It is not the government would should rule a country, but it's people. "Elected for the people, by the people." Whatever happened to that? Seeing Bush bagging tons of cash with his presidency, using his power to wrong ends, then turning around and calling everyone terrorists? It seems the only terrorist at the moment in the US is Bush, keeping the people afraid. The people should not be afraid of their government, the government should be afraid of it's people. The French might be dicks at time, but when their government screws up, there not scared to voice their thoughts. The first 3 words in your constitution are "We, The people.." To me, it's the most important part, often overlooked.

Comments appreciated. (Non-retarded, constructive ones please.)

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At least we're not as bad as the Khmer rouge. I don't hear you complaining about them.