Originally posted by Tripledoc
I don't hate America. I have been to college in America and I liked it a lot. I found the teachers there very much inspiring. They always said "Think for yourself". I have seen Grand Canyon, and many other wonders.
I saw the violence. I saw the poverty too. And I saw a lot of decent people. I heard a lot of anger.
The most decent man I saw was our college dorm watchman who was a veteran of the Vietnam War. A black man with the thousand yard stare. He was always there when the cops or the security guards tried to bust someone for something. He drove us on trips to see the nature, to ski, or go waterrafting. A good man.
I disagree with US foriegn policy, which I feel is not beneficial to the American people.
I don't hate America. I have been to college in America and I liked it a lot. I found the teachers there very much inspiring. They always said "Think for yourself". I have seen Grand Canyon, and many other wonders.
I saw the violence. I saw the poverty too. And I saw a lot of decent people. I heard a lot of anger.
The most decent man I saw was our college dorm watchman who was a veteran of the Vietnam War. A black man with the thousand yard stare. He was always there when the cops or the security guards tried to bust someone for something. He drove us on trips to see the nature, to ski, or go waterrafting. A good man.
I disagree with US foriegn policy, which I feel is not beneficial to the American people.
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