TOP 10:Helicopters - CH-47 Chinook(No.7)

then why on the world do you hate ur country man u must have heard a saying that its hard to be good but easy to live bad. what do u expect or desire for ur country?? mend its ways and go back to the stone age U.S.A has come a far away from the its heydays in pre world war 2 and has risen and struggled to maintain its status as a superpower.theres no turning back now.

Dartfalgren what the hell do u want to do kill the ur own people or should isay Americans join a league of fatass lousy brained youth americans who want to join Al-Qaida?? r u(al-qaida)?? listen Friend maybe my grammar aint good and my english worse but u do understand what i mean if u cant love america why do u coarse urself to be american and hate being one whrent ur forefathers and grandmothers loved this country.Why so much hatred man?? pleaz reply

When, where, and how did I say that I wanted to kill other Americans? Or where I stated that I wanted to join/was a member of Al-Qaida? Disagreeing, or disapproving, of the actions and policies of my country, and her government, hardly makes one a member of a terrorist organization. I dislike what this country has become, and is becoming, and I dislike the behavior of a number of her citizens, but that hardly means that I'm not an American. (Next)

I never said that I cursed myself for being American; I said that I felt shame because of the behavior of some Americans in the view of the international community. There's a difference. Because of their actions, the entirety of American citizens get portrayed as greedy, war-mongering, violent, arrogant, bigoted, stupid assholes. When, in reality, it's really only a very small, but, unfortunately, very loud, group of us. (Next)

As for my forefathers and the like, they're dead. Their opinions on this country don't really count. But, as we're on the subject, I'm sure that they felt something for this country, even if it was just because it had that 'New Country Smell'. They wouldn't have come here otherwise. But I'm sure that they felt something for Canada, Ireland, England, and Germany too, which is where they were before even thinking of coming here. (Next)

Hatred? What hatred? There is no hatred. Shame and disgust, yes, but that's not hatred. Just because I won't slave myself to the military doesn't mean that I won't fight for this country when push comes to shove. It's exactly what I'm doing every time I vote. And were some hostile invasion force to come marching down the street, I would be right out there with my constitutionally granted firearms trying to defend my country as hard as I could. (Next)

Just as a final bit of curiosity: Why is someone from India trying to tell me how to be a 'Good American'? (End)

Respect in the international community!?! We're the laughing stock of more than half of the planet. I won't even get started on the stupidity of the mess in the Middle East, this isn't the place for it. If I'm reading your atrocious spelling and grammar right, you're implying that since I haven't signed my life away to fight in a war that I don't believe in, than I have no right to feel shame or pride in my country. What a load of crap that is. (Next post.)

One of the few good things left about this country is that ANYONE and EVERYONE is allowed to speak their mind freely. And that includes criticisms of the government or the country as a whole. This idea that the only way to be a "Good American" is to run around and shove the flag in everyone's face and insult them because they don't agree with us or believe in the same things is stupid and childish. (Next post.)

Now that the rant is over and done with, I've got a flag to burn. (Look up what flag burning /really/ means before screaming and hurling insults.) (End.)