Your original statement was that the U.S. was at the bottom of the human rights list. This is frankly bullshit, and you know it.
And you're going to have to do better than pointing out examples of how we refuse to bow down to the United Nations, which among other examples of moral bankruptcy, has demonstrated that they never met a dictatorial thug they didn't like, or a socialist agenda they didn't support.
If the conference in South Africa, with its condemnation of the U.S. next to its coddling of dictators, wasn't a blatant enough example of who we are dealing with, or the fact that the Human Rights commission includes Libya, I don't know what would convince you that the U.N. isn't the outfit we need in charge around here.
Putting the U.N. in a position of responsibility in international relations is like Al Capone being elected to be Chief of Police in Chicago.
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