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No greater example than the bastards in the audience.
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He specifically did not apologize for that. Lots of Japanese were offended that he didn't and those that weren't would have been offended if he did. The surviving US vets told him not to.Watch out, Obama is about - and he's apologizing to Japan for the fact they bombed Pearl Harbor and declared war on America.
Wait until January of next year. We'll have a worse one.I'd say he's the worst leader on the planet, but I know that's Merkel.
Just wait until the US election, it will get funnier I promise.I'd say he's the worst leader on the planet, but I know that's Merkel.
He doesn't need to say "I apologize" - his actions and the visit speak volumes. It's a deliberate provocative act from a president that, in my opinion, hates his own country and the West in general. He specifically brought up the bombings when he did not need to - and he visited the places that were bombed. And the timing of his visit was also obviously deliberate. I don't see any other country like China doing the same (also victims of Japan at one point).
Can't wait until he's gone.“I held his hand, and we didn’t need an interpreter,” Mr. Tsuboi, 91, said later. “I could understand what he wanted to say by his expression.”
I agree. Although I'd say Vietnam was a true crime and one where an apology was needed. And has probably been given numerous times?Let's see now. Cuba, Vietnam, Japan...yep, he's hitting them all for decisions made by past Presidents. Still waiting for an apology for the war on crime by Clinton. How about apologizing for Wall Street? Oh, you fixed it? Tell that to Trump and Sanders voters? The only thing you did for me was to stop Hillary from being President. Twice now. First in 2008, and now 2016, thanks to your exposing the true leftist agenda. YOU have divided this country as never before. Don't play the victim, it was YOUR hatred of America....
What did she or he leading? They both are only the major of Midgar.I'd say he's the worst leader on the planet, but I know that's Merkel.
If a family escapes drug cartels, gang violence and very high unemployment rates - the tropes of the state of Mexico, and does whatever it takes to get into the USA (for poor people, the only way in is illegally in a lot of cases) but then get jobs and contribute to society through buying things and paying sales tax, are they really freeloading?It wasn't founded on the principle of millions of freeloaders coming across the border from Mexico
Mexico is part of North AmericaIllegal is illegal. They have no right to be in America.
That's an appeal to emotion and does not fix any problem. You allow millions in - and more come. And more. Where do you stop? Because land and resources are a finite commodity. That's why socialism is a complete failure. It runs out of other people's money. It isn't my situation. It's tough luck. Every country has a law - and they are breaking the law. A lot of criminals also come across that border. What you are advocating is the right to break the law, which is not a good or rational position to hold.What if that was your situation?
You know full well I meant the USA. Please don't cheapen this debate with that kind of nonsense.Mexico is part of North America
I wasn't trying to illicit any sort of emotion out of you, but more or less try to have you objectively understand multiple perspectives. You do whatever you do to better your situation, whatever that may be, that is what people generally try to do in life.That's an appeal to emotion and does not fix any problem.
That is more a problem of being a Human in general than anything else. You can't get mad at people in a certain area for reproducing, we all do it and for usually the same reasonsBecause land and resources are a finite commodity.
I couldn't help myself, heard too many dad jokes this weekend.You know full well I meant the USA. Please don't cheapen this debate with that kind of nonsense.