The problem I am looking at here is repetitious; it is that those who disagree condemn others with whom they disagree, have little insight into the problem as a whole and display their own ignorance through their hatred and bigotry (defined as a prejudiced (an attitude that is unusually resistant to rational influence) person who is intolerant of opinions, lifestyles, or identities that differ from his or her own). In hindsight, all have 20/20 vision. The problem is that our government is made up of many opinions. Decisions are made based upon the majority belief. Obviously, when someone is wrong it is easy to accuse someone of deliberately lying to them. It is so much easier than taking responsibility for the diligence they should have taken in making the decision in the first place (Democrats come to mind). Everyone is so hung up on someone saying they made a mistake that the focus on solutions has been exchanged for a focus on blame. I understand that for many, the killing of 3,000 Americans and the attempted destruction of our financial system is no big deal, and in fact, they say we deserved it. Well, my suggestion is to move to the land of your friends, because you obviously believe America is certainly your enemy. Ms. Rice is being as direct as she can be, but no matter how direct she is, for many it will never be enough. Fools have a multitude of opinions and are eternally clamoring to be heard??? yes, even above the voice of reason, for to them, reason is a lie. Instead of trashing and hating all with whom you disagree, try finding a solution to the problem instead of blame. As for me, I will firmly believe that you will have what you deserve when you have given everyone their way and find yourself mired in socialism and wondering where your freedom went. That is the price of your failed insight.
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