How To Create An Angry American

g under p

An interesting 6 minutes.....How To Create An Angry American and were you ever ANGRY as to what has transpired by the leadership of this country?

So what are you going to do about it?

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Byrnzie

g under p wrote:

An interesting 6 minutes.....How To Create An Angry American and were you ever ANGRY as to what has transpired by the leadership of this country?

So what are you going to do about it?

Peace

Nice find. Sean Penn's spot on, these fuckers should all be in jail.

g under p

Byrnzie wrote:

Nice find. Sean Penn's spot on, these fuckers should all be in jail.

Complacency and distraction thrives in our country.

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Abuskedti

I can't open the video, but am sure I agree. American's have a lot to be angry about.

polaris

i would say the response level on this thread reflects the american public ... asleep at the wheel really .. its sad ...

stuckinline

g under p wrote:

Complacency and distraction thrives in our country.

Peace

very well stated. many americans are more concerned with the latest celeb "gossip" than with the state of the government.

surferdude

polaris wrote:

i would say the response level on this thread reflects the american public ... asleep at the wheel really .. its sad ...

Take a look at the world's leaders. This is not an American thing, it's a people thing. Canada put up with decades of Liberal corruption. European countries ceded all power to the EU. Africa's a mess. Australia's struggling. Do I need to mention the state of China, or Pakistan.

polaris

surferdude wrote:

Take a look at the world's leaders. This is not an American thing, it's a people thing. Canada put up with decades of Liberal corruption. European countries ceded all power to the EU. Africa's a mess. Australia's struggling. Do I need to mention the state of China, or Pakistan.

dude ... we are talking about the death and suffering of hundreds of thousands of people here ... get over your disdain for the fucking liberal party of canada ... the bs is much worse with harper ...

at the end of the day - you are right tho - it's happening everywhere ... its just the impact and obviousness isn't as evident ... do you think the same sitation could have happened here??

Byrnzie

surferdude wrote:

Take a look at the world's leaders. This is not an American thing, it's a people thing. Canada put up with decades of Liberal corruption. European countries ceded all power to the EU. Africa's a mess. Australia's struggling. Do I need to mention the state of China, or Pakistan.

China's economy is thriving. And Europe's not doing too badly either. As for Australia struggling, I'd say that's highly debatable. I could be wrong though.

surferdude

Byrnzie wrote:

China's economy is thriving.

At what price to personal freedoms and the environment?

Byrnzie wrote:

And Europe's not doing too badly either.

Again, at what price to personal freedoms? Do you really think France has a good leader?

Byrnzie wrote:

As for Australia struggling, I'd say that's highly debatable. I could be wrong though.

Their healthcare is falling apart. They don't know what to do with the aboriginals.

There's so much more to it than having a good economy. If that was the measuring stick then Bush has done a not bad job.

surferdude

polaris wrote:

dude ... we are talking about the death and suffering of hundreds of thousands of people here ... get over your disdain for the fucking liberal party of canada ... the bs is much worse with harper ...

I agree with you the bs from Harper in the last 3 months or so is a joke. It's everything I thought they had moved on from, I truly thought they had learned from their mistakes. I only mentioned the Liberals because Canadians kept electing them over and over, intentionally blind to what the Liberals were doing to Canada. Sadly it leaves Canada in the same position as the US and many other countries, no one with integrity and good ideas to vote for. We are just as fucked moving forward as any other country.

polaris wrote:

at the end of the day - you are right tho - it's happening everywhere ... its just the impact and obviousness isn't as evident ... do you think the same sitation could have happened here??

Yes, and it is. Look at our alternatives to vote for. We are screwed going forward. The best we can hope for is a string of minority governments where they prevent the worst of each party from becoming policy.

polaris

surferdude wrote:

I agree with you the bs from Harper in the last 3 months or so is a joke. It's everything I thought they had moved on from, I truly thought they had learned from their mistakes. I only mentioned the Liberals because Canadians kept electing them over and over, intentionally blind to what the Liberals were doing to Canada. Sadly it leaves Canada in the same position as the US and many other countries, no one with integrity and good ideas to vote for. We are just as fucked moving forward as any other country.

Yes, and it is. Look at our alternatives to vote for. We are screwed going forward. The best we can hope for is a string of minority governments where they prevent the worst of each party from becoming policy.

i never voted liberal in my entire life ...

my question was more related to the video ... do you think that canadians would do nothing as our leaders lied about going to war with another country? ... a war that has had disastrous consequences for so many innocent people!?

surferdude

polaris wrote:

my question was more related to the video ... do you think that canadians would do nothing as our leaders lied about going to war with another country? ... a war that has had disastrous consequences for so many innocent people!?

I'm at work so I can't watch the video, but the answer is yes. There's nothing unique about Americans that make them more prone to this than any other country. It's human nature.

Look at all the countries that have not overthrown brutal dictators. People are people everywhere around the world. We are our own worst enemy. We buy the lies even when we know they're lies becaus eit makes us feel better. We feel absolutely no accountablility to each other, it's civic narcissism.

Canada makes war on it's own mental ill everyday. I don't see much different in the lies the different levels of government sell us regarding the the drug addicted and mentally ill leading to their deaths than deaths of soldiers going to war. In both cases it's innocent lives lost to government lies and actions.

searchlightsoul

surferdude wrote:

At what price to personal freedoms and the environment?
Again, at what price to personal freedoms? Do you really think France has a good leader?Their healthcare is falling apart. They don't know what to do with the aboriginals.

There's so much more to it than having a good economy. If that was the measuring stick then Bush has done a not bad job.

Atleast everyone in Australia has access to health care. If that means our health care is falling apart than America is fucked.

polaris

surferdude wrote:

I'm at work so I can't watch the video, but the answer is yes. There's nothing unique about Americans that make them more prone to this than any other country. It's human nature.

Look at all the countries that have not overthrown brutal dictators. People are people everywhere around the world. We are our own worst enemy. We buy the lies even when we know they're lies becaus eit makes us feel better. We feel absolutely no accountablility to each other, it's civic narcissism.

Canada makes war on it's own mental ill everyday. I don't see much different in the lies the different levels of government sell us regarding the the drug addicted and mentally ill leading to their deaths than deaths of soldiers going to war. In both cases it's innocent lives lost to government lies and actions.

well - you can tie a lot of brutal dictators to one country - and that is the country mentioned in the video ...

in any case - i will agree to disagree with you yet again - i do not believe for one second we would stomach the bs that went on leading up to and during the war ... i don't believe that our country is perfect - far from it ... but i do feel our citizens are active enuf to at least do something about this particular bs ...

genie

thanks for this find someone should play those candidates those footages of themselves, and then ask them "so do tell me why you think you weren't lying?".

puremagic

surferdude wrote:

At what price to personal freedoms and the environment?

Again, at what price to personal freedoms? Do you really think France has a good leader?

Their healthcare is falling apart. They don't know what to do with the aboriginals.

There's so much more to it than having a good economy. If that was the measuring stick then Bush has done a not bad job.

China is still a communist ruled country and has never pretended otherwise and we still gave them "favorite nation" status.

China's environment is worst than ours because it is the world's largest factory. Even though our air quality is better, it's not the best. It should get better once the trucks from Mexico start criss-crossing our highways with their non-EPA regulated vehicles.

The man got divorced and remarried, at least it wasn't his cousin. Hell, he could have went the for quick bj every now and then as long as the chick wasn't chunky and homely looking the French people wouldn't have a problem.

We have only to look at the Protect America Act to realize the price we've paid with our personal freedoms.

We have working people who can't afford health insurance. We don't know what to do with illegals.

When it came to America's economy, he delivered "no tax increases" but he failed the number crunch game because he wouldn't acknowledge the inflation and unemployment numbers. In doing so, he failed to equate them with the peoples' ability to sustain buying power and recognized too late that the American people were in trouble.

Byrnzie

surferdude wrote:

At what price to personal freedoms and the environment?

Personal freedoms in China were limited before the recent economic boom.

surferdude wrote:

Again, at what price to personal freedoms? Do you really think France has a good leader?

Right, people in Europe aren't free. We're all being controlled by brutal dictators. Seriously, what are you getting at?

surferdude wrote:

Their healthcare is falling apart. They don't know what to do with the aboriginals.

Their health care isn't falling apart. And as far as them not knowing 'what to do with the Aboriginals', what does this have to do with anything? Are the American Indians content?

surferdude wrote:

There's so much more to it than having a good economy. If that was the measuring stick then Bush has done a not bad job.

So America's economy is hunky dory? I don't think so. And I'm not Anti-American. This thread is about the lying greedheads in the U.S government. How about we stick to the topic?

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I used to think Americans had been whipped by 9-11 terror confusion into some sort of national stupor. That's not so. We're trapped in a massive spiritual paralysis. Normal people are simply not equipped to deal with remorseless psychopaths. We were not prepared to come face to face with evil, nor to be manipulated by lies and controlled through stark fear. Our refusal to address the mounting list of Bush-Cheney war crimes could be because we cannot force ourselves to admit our "one nation under God" spies upon its citizens, imprisons them without due process, engages in grotesque acts of torture and delights in mass murder. And so we stand here on the precipice of our own destruction, waiting for evil to run its course.

"When once a republic is corrupted, there is no possibility of remedying any of the growing evils but by removing the corruption and restoring its lost principles; every other correction is either useless or a new evil."~~- Thomas Jefferson

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