McGentrix wrote:I wish people would stop using wikipedia as a reference.
I wish people would stop using the excuse that it's the wealth of information that's making Americans angry.
Americans see the direction this country is heading, and they don't necessarilyy need a plethora of internet newsrooms and blogs to figure that one out. One can merely look at their paycheck as it fails to keep up with the cost-of-living index's to realize that the middle class are getting squeezed dry by the richest Americans in this country. Americans' are also smart enough to know when Republicans (once again) force Democrats to vote down a minimum wage increase as a result of them slipping in a cut in the estate tax, only to then come up with a completely bullsh!t excuse as to why Dems voted against the Bill by accusing them of not caring for the Middleclass and hard working Americans.
This is what makes me very angry, and it's making ALOT of Americans angry right now.
Americans see the growing deaths of innocent civilians and U.S. soldiers, and for what? They are asking that more and more each day. That was a major point in the aforementioned article. And many Americans will suffer their own abject denial in order to deal with the reality of the situation, which is basically that we send our sons and daughters overseas to die over nothing.
Such cataclysmic revelations would spell certain doom for the collective mood in this country...
George Bush sure is proud of his unwavering supporters, ain't he?