Will The US Have To Save Europe (Again)?

[BruSan]

Originally Posted by PullMyFinger

I would be much more inclined to help Germany than Cleveland or Detroit. Germany is not a lost cause yet, those cities are.

My, my; now there's a stellar display of RWNJ "patriotism" right there for all to wonder at.

Stupid people becoming so idiotically polarized over their ridiculous political lines in the dust, they would openly express a preference to helping a foreign country with a problem they are quite capable of handling without U.S. intrusion.

Casual observers are left wondering WTF is wrong with this picture?

[itsjustmeagain]

Originally Posted by BruSan

My, my; now there's a stellar display of RWNJ "patriotism" right there for all to wonder at.

Stupid people becoming so idiotically polarized over their ridiculous political lines in the dust, they would openly express a preference to helping a foreign country with a problem they are quite capable of handling without U.S. intrusion.

Casual observers are left wondering WTF is wrong with this picture?

Fifth column , eh?

Nothing new. The 1930's come to mind.

[kevxu]

Originally Posted by MIKEETC

We better not. If that ship is going to crash, let it crash. Disasters are sometimes a good thing.

[they teach lessons]

Good point for Americans to keep in their minds: Don't worry, you're just learning a lesson.