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Originally Posted by HappyMan

M concern is that by focusing too narrowly on the United States we let these other countries off the hook. Russia and France both share significant responsibility for the shape of the political world. However, they do not share the far share of criticism. I want the world to engage in an honest a far debate of our problems. However, I see that far too often our international debate slides into anti-American rhetoric. It is easily for the people of the world to point finger blame the U.S. both legitimately and illegitimately. As with most things I welcome legitimate criticism as being constructive, but illegitimate or dishonest, criticisms only undermines the work we need to do to create a better world.

Originally Posted by MickityMike

Ex-****ing-actly! What some don't seem to understand is that we're not wrapping ourselves in the flag and saying that the US is supreme, and we are above reproach. We want a better ****ing world, too - it's just that we don't think we're going to get there until some of the bull**** stops. And unless we call not only ourselves, but everyone else responsible, we'll never actually get there.

Originally Posted by Hiz Highness

Alright . . . we're F'ed up and other countries are F'ed up too. We can work to change this one, what do you guys want us to do about France and Russia?