...(of Iraq and Afganistan) show that there's a flaw in democracy. Right now, if the United States were to decree that all citizens of all countries must accept a free ice cream cone on our dime, most countries would refuse. People need to determine their own governments. And people don't like to be pushed around by the US.
I think constitutional democracy is superior, and that given time people will see this and move towards it on their own.
Just about time for you to bring up Japan, so let me defuse that: the Japanese are incredibly disciplined and complient citizens. What worked there would not work in very many places. Also in Japan, the country was wasted. I don't have numbers, but the male population must have been a tiny percentage of what it should be. It was a very special case.
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- Why?
- re: Why?
- A question directed at conservatives. NONE answered.
- They've gotten their asses kicked in here to many times
- Asked and answered, your honor
- It's only a partial ass-kicking, I'd say
- Radicals
- The question was WHY? Got an answer? (n/t)
- Just strike me down Sire!..... (n/t)
- It's only a partial ass-kicking, I'd say
- It's hard to fight with one hand tied behind your back...
- Asked and answered, your honor
- They've gotten their asses kicked in here to many times
- No matter how this turns out, they'll find a way to blame it all on the liberals. (n/t)
