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KSena ([personal profile] kseenaa) wrote2007-10-26 09:38 am
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What. The. Fuck....

OK. First off, I have alot of online friends that are from the US. And I love you all.

But...

With that said, americans are fucking insane! As a people. How the hell could you let Bush sit on his throne??? Now how wants to build military bases in EUROPE! And let me tell you, he is not popular here.

[livejournal.com profile] misswitch pointed me the way to some really interesting articles on the matter in her post right here. Seriously... In her post there, I found a link to a very interesting blogg post on another bloggsite with some very interesting insights on the subject. You can read it here. And the article she is discussing you can see here.

Read it. And then put Bush where he belongs. In a mental institution.

Edit: Fixed all the things I misspelled.

Re: He's not so popular here either

[identity profile] kseenaa.livejournal.com 2007-10-27 12:10 am (UTC)(link)
Yeah, I got that he is not so popular with his own country either. Or at least not with the grassrots. Among the high and mighty he seems somewhat popular still. But no wonder, since he makes sure they get much moonies, don't he? *sigh* I did read the book Stupid White Men (http://www.amazon.com/Stupid-White-Men-Michael-Moore/dp/0141019999/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/105-6049559-8983663?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1193443613&sr=1-1) after the last election you had, just because it was such a riot about it over the news (yes here to). It is just... insane. He is like a spoiled brat using your country like a toy. Seriously. *shakes head* And he seems to have this idea that everything that the US does is right and that the US is the word police. Sorry but... no. Just no. We have had another guy trying that here in Europe once during the 1940's... Maybe you have heard of him? But he was pure evul, not stupid.

Re: He's not so popular here either

[identity profile] veronica-rich.livejournal.com 2007-10-28 02:03 pm (UTC)(link)
Oddly, it was the "grassroots" that got Bush in office by sheer numbers of voting (if he didn't have truly enough to win, he at least got enough that it was easy to fudge). There are many people in this country who make low salaries who, for some reason, support the Republican Party when it is no longer in their best economic interest to do so (once upon a time, it WAS the fiscally conservative party). I think their thinking is "Dad/Mom voted Republican, we've always voted Republican" without thinking about WHY they used to vote Republican.

Re: He's not so popular here either

[identity profile] kseenaa.livejournal.com 2007-10-28 05:46 pm (UTC)(link)
Alot of people think like that here to. "My family votes for this and have always voted for this so I will to." Thinking for oneself doesn't seem to be something people like. :-P