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Judging by the amount of U.S. flags being flown, I'd say pretty much any area can be considered pro-america. What a ridiculous statement, why does anyone even listen to her?
when there are americans saying that they think socialism would be better than what we have, i would say that is anti-american. when you have a presidential candidate who wants to bill american taxpayers for his global poverty bills and his world debt forgiveness bill i would say that he is acting anti-american. you have to take care of your own country and your own people first, as you are just an employee of the taxpayers.
When you criticize other people for sayng that they think socialism would be better than what we have, I would say that is anti-American. Free speech is our rock.
That depends on whether you equate being anti US government to being anti American. I find the majority of the people I talk to these days are very unhappy with our leadership in all respects. But that doesn't mean we are anti American. We very much love this land and the people who live here. Many people get these two totally different states of mind confused to where they overlap each other. That cannot be further from the truth. This is America and we love this land. The government on the other hand, needs to go through some major change quickly. We may love our government once again someday, when they start listening to the people again instead of speaking for them.
That depends on whether you equate being anti US government to being anti American. I find the majority of the people I talk to these days are very unhappy with our leadership in all respects. But that doesn't mean we are anti American. We very much love this land and the people who live here. Many people get these two totally different states of mind confused to where they overlap each other. That cannot be further from the truth. This is America and we love this land. The government on the other hand, needs to go through some major change quickly. We may love our government once again someday, when they start listening to the people again instead of speaking for them.
I think that is the general feeling across the world. Many love the states but have a very difficult time accepting the types of things Bush has done and have doubts about our government. Americans aren't alone in feeling anxiety about the feds.
I am anti big government, and sadly, that is what this country has become. so I guess that makes me anti-american. oh well.
limiting the goverment will make things better..no!
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