Since the release of this section, I have heard a number of completely retarded comments from people, namely morons known as "consumers". The most common comment is, "anti-American". This is quite amusing to me. The notion of being anti-"insert political border name here" is completely ridiculous everywhere in the world except 2 places, the former USSR and the USA. If you were to call a Frenchmen demonstrating against his governments unfair labor laws anti-France, you would be laughed at. How can you be anti-"insert country name here"? I guess the first step is to break down the phrase into its two words.
an·ti Pronunciation Key (nt, -t)
n. pl. an·tis
A person who is opposed to something, such as a group, policy, proposal, or practice.
adj.
Opposed: “Douglas MacArthur had a coterie of worshipers, balanced off by an equal number... who were vehemently anti” (Joseph C. Harsch).
prep.
Opposed to; against.
American:
This is a little tougher to define. It means different things to different people. Webster's says:
A·mer·i·can Pronunciation Key (-mr-kn)
adj.
Of or relating to the United States of America or its people, language, or culture.
Of or relating to North or South America, the West Indies, or the Western Hemisphere.
Of or relating to any of the Native American peoples.
Indigenous to North or South America. Used of plants and animals.
n.
A native or inhabitant of America.
A citizen of the United States.
American English.
So apparently, I am somehow against the western hemisphere. How ridiculous is it to be anti-"the left half of the globe"?
Just to set the record straight for all the blind patriot morons, there are two things I believe in strongly. The bill of rights, and the universal declaration of human rights. Most of the stupid ass American morons that will call me anti-American, are the same people that buy little flags on September 12th that are made by slave labor in China. God bless America. In God we trust.
So let us take a look at these two documents, and afterwards we are going to look at all the military action the USA has taken throughout history. The normal US citizens response to this is, "but America helps the small countries".
Quite the opposite, America supports oppressive dictatorships to make a profit, which amuses me even more. People say they hate dictators like Castro and Saddam, when as a mater of fact the USA supported Saddam for a number of years.
And just as a side note, the USA is not afraid of Castro because of Cuba's supposed communist government. the USA is afraid of Castro because he represents taking matters into your own hands, taking the power back and giving it to the people.
Castro started the Cuban revolution with only 12 men, and was able to defeat a US trained, financed, and equipped illegal government. This is a great example for all the native exploited peoples of south and central America, and even north America to follow. The people of the world do not have to put up with corporate tyranny, death squads, and sweatshops financed by the united states. If Castro and his original 12 rebels can recruit a few poor starving farmers to defeat a superior professional army that far outnumbered them, then it can be done again. Anywhere.