<p>I guess you could look at Zidane's WC heat butt..</p>
<p>He is criticised by half for the action and the other half understands his actions when the other guy calls his hospitalised mother a "whore". The italian is trying to act as if he has no responsibility for Zidane's actions. </p>
<p>I guess it's pov.</p>
<p>Personally I feel that the whole idea of the "US is here to watch over and protect the rights of all" is a huge part of the problem. Many people around the world are tired of having the US acting as their daddy, giving them a spanking each time they feel democracy hasn't been upheld. Perhaps if the US acted like many other democracy-loving countries, who instead of trying to take place in the world as guardians of a principle simply limit themselves to enforce laws and ideas in their countries, a lot of the problems might disappear. Thats something I honestly dislike about the US, the whole concept that they are running a daily crusade against all who dare oppress democracy, the irony is that this little crusade of theirs eventually becomes an oppressing force in itself.... note everytime I said the US I'm basically refering to the government</p>
<p>Quote: [note everytime I said the US I'm basically refering to the government]
It goes without sayin'...
I completly agree with you, let's care for ourselves a bit and do some changes right here in our own country and let the others be!</p>
<p>"And we are also fighting them for their oil!"</p>
<p>Bingo. </p>
<p>There's a reason we're in Iraq but not North Korea or Sudan.</p>