Author Topic: 5 things wrong with The USA.  (Read 5315 times)

forget my ipod beeped when you replied; and when was this? 1 of my old friends from california has been in iraq for a year now. 3 of my other friends from cali on pismo beach are being sent to iraq. Half of my family has lost there jobs. now im seriously going to sleep and turning off that beeping sound.
I honestly think I heard this from someone, lol.

I can't find it from any news source, but I believe he withdrew a sum of troops.

Good, America doesn't need people like you.
Republican furries are the weirdest thing.

Oh boy, this thread again...

Modernizing a copyright law isn't related to 9/11 at all, and that site is blowing the law WAY out of proportion.  Read the bill.

I never said that specific bill was related to 9/11, I was saying since 9/11 happened we've been slowly losing our freedoms.

The US population is at 307 million as of July 2009.  There are bound to be dumb people, but to ignore the thousands upon thousands of bright people thinking up new ideas every day is just about as dumb as thinking the sun isn't a star.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:American_inventions  Read up, we've thought up a lot of world changing stuff.

I know what we've invented, Marcem. It's just, half of us are completely stupid. Honestly, I can't blame the people either, it's the education.

Any modern examples of this?  Your only modern proof of this is conspiracy theories about 9/11.  We've done bad things, every country has.

No.

Yeah forgetin' dumb forgetin' motherforgeters forgetin' eatin' forgetin' shoppin' forgetin' eatin' fat.  Can't we move past the "I saw a dumb fat guy and say forget a lot" type stand up comedy?  

What's with these threads?  They're so incredibly ignorant it's ridiculous.  

I'm not bashing America, I love America. I'm bashing the US Government and how corrupt they've become, and the stupid people (mostly the educational systems). I don't think there's been a thread that has done that yet.

No.

Yes. forget you.
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Can you give me a few examples on how we're losing our freedom? I want laws that have actually passed.

so many things are proposed, but even though they dont pass, we are slowly losing our freedoms!!!!!!!

things are rong with america:

1./ we are losing r freedoms
2. were all fat
3. like 5/0 of america is dumbtarded
4. we like 2 generalize


Media.
Stupid politicians.
Two parties determined to take control of the White House.
The fact policitians think they are on top when the PEOPLE are supposed to be on top.
Stupid bills.
Money.
etc...
stupid != corrupt

1. We're slowly losing our freedoms.

We're losing freedoms that make things difficult for corporations and businesses. We're gaining a stuff ton of other freedoms that we like to forget about, like desegregation, womens' suffrage, gay rights, etc.

2. About half of the US population is dumb as stuff.

Not half, I'd say like 90%, which is par for the course for any country. The truth is, a vast majority of people everywhere are just dumb as forget, you're holding the US to a standard that no other country in the world could possibly meet. We've all become "self-entitled" thanks to a rampant fear of government control and people are trying to fight back against what's good for them. We're in the stuffter because people would rather mooch off of social programs instead of working the stuff factory jobs that our forefathers worked. If you revolutionized the welfare system and cut off everybody except the old and disabled, and the people cut off from welfare magically developed a decent work ethic, we would have Americans working the factories again and outsourcing would be a thing of the past.

3. We don't care about our money

I find this entire paragraph offensive because it's bullstuff. The CIA had good reasons to believe that Saddam had WMDs, and there was overwhelming evidence connecting Saddam to the Al Qaeda organization. Better safe than sorry, it's better that we waste a little money bringing stability to an area than risk radical extremists getting their hands on nuclear weapons.

4. The government will do anything to increase patriotism.

The United States did not anticipate Pearl Harbor, that video offers proof that's about as valid and believable as "Loose Change".

5. The media.

An intelligent viewer could watch extremely liberal stations like CNN, or conservative stations like Fox and not be brainwashed. You can watch the news and take facts from it, if something sounds fishy to you, you could always verify it over the internet. The media in every country is disgustingly biased, European media is extremely pro-socialist, it's a good thing to have a conservative voice in the US even if it's flawed and occasionally inaccurate like every other news network out there.

1.  True, and people are too lazy these days to do anything.  We're slowly saying bye-bye to liberty and freedom.
2.  True, and true that our education system is forgeted (THANKS NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND).
3.  Somewhat true, we do care about our money but we have tossed it around lately.  We did hit a recession, though and after 9/11 there was a strong movement throughout most UN leaders to get rid of al-Qaeda.  Naturally, they all looked at the US to do it.
4.  So I guess they also let 9/11 happen for patriotism too?  There was no way they would sacrifice sailors and ships of most of the Pacific fleet in order to do that.
5.  Faux news is bullstuff, that's why I pretty much use a wide variety of sources like CNN and sometimes even BBC.

I agree with most stuff OP said, other than the government was involved in 9/11.  I'm a fire fighter, so I look at buildings and how they are built (stability wise).  The World Trade Center Twin Towers fell straight down, which is not possible from melting/fire/debris.  It had to have been helped with explosives of some kind.

Also with Americans being dumb, only 1 in 4 Americans know what country we claimed our independence from.  Yeah it was Britain.  And also No Child Left Behind is pretty handicapped.

Fox news AND MSNBC are both corrupt on the opposite sides of the spectrum.  I tend to watch CNN more because it stays neutral on most things.

I agree with most stuff OP said, other than the government was involved in 9/11.  I'm a fire fighter, so I look at buildings and how they are built (stability wise).  The World Trade Center Twin Towers fell straight down, which is not possible from melting/fire/debris.  It had to have been helped with explosives of some kind.

I never said the government was involved in 9/11. Are you saying that?

I tend to watch CNN more because it stays neutral on most things.

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Well, I'm off to Canada.

2. About half of the US population is dumb as stuff.

forget you.
That's a little dramatic, don't you think?

No.
And you are right.
America knew there was an invasion, they just didn't know where.