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Choir Loft
I'm a U.S. citizen and I have not supported any such 'genocides'. Nor do I know any American citizen around me that supported any such 'genocides'.
But I do recall MANY Islamic peoples OPENLY and PUBLICALLY gathering in the streets to support the 9/11 Islamic TERRORIST GENOCIDES against United States citizens!
As a matter of fact, Islamic terrorists LIKE to even bomb THEIR OWN INNOCENT ARAB PEOPLES IN MURDERING THEM!!
So take your Islamic propaganda somewhere else!
It isn't propaganda and it doesn't strike me as being supportive of Islamic radicalism either. It IS an accurate reflection of American action and policy. It IS the truth.
The fact that you and I are American citizens means that we indirectly support American atrocities. We may not approve of it, we may be quite vocal about it, some of us may even try very hard to deny it, but the fact is that the world sees us as a Nation, a group, and a society that is extremely violent and antagonistic.
The most violent nation on the planet since 1948 has been the United States. Part of our national propaganda has been to educate our citizens into believing that WE are good and true and right as a nation. Nothing could be further from the truth. We are aggressive financially, politically and militarily. We are engaged in constant wars (ten concurrent wars as of this writing) with a bloody new one against Iran about to erupt.
Innocent young men enlist in the American military and are trained to become killers in unjust wars. Torture and denial of human rights of our captured enemies is now a matter of public record and fact. Once practiced and condemned by Nazi Germany, Imperial Japan, the Soviet Union, Communist China, North Korea, etc., America now does so with impunity. Our citizens support it and justify it, yet it is not right.
I was brought up a Christian in America and I am enraged to see our liberties robbed from us, to see our modern police state execute injustice throughout the world. We were once better than that. America was once a standard for human rights and liberty. Today we are not.
I am a citizen and a veteran of six years honorable military service two of which were spent in the middle east. The Muslim is no saint. I can tell you that with personal conviction and experience. I have no illusions whatsoever. It was in the caldron of my service that I learned two great lessons. Jesus is my savior and the USA is not.
We can be free and right among the community of nations again as well as at home, but before we can return to goodness we MUST acknowledge our faults, our sins and our crimes.
You cannot wash the dirt off your face unless you admit that its dirty and no man gets saved unless he first admits he's a sinner.
America today is pretty rank. We MUST admit it and we MUST work to clean it up. It's worth it for ourselves, for our children and for the future of liberty on this planet.