Listen I think we should be sensitive and a little less harsh about situations that surely we all don’t fully understand. I cant say what it feels like to be in there shoes because I am not. Just as I cant say how it feels to be a Jewish person who has been the most persecuted people of all time, nor an African American that is much older and remembers that they were not even allowed to go in restaurants with there army buddies because of there color. I cant say I understand because it never happened to me. I am also part Cherokee Indian but reality is I don’t know what they went through either. We must be sensitive and understanding to things we think we know but surely only our own ego could make us truly think we do.
I In my opinion alone feel America is the greatest nation in the world and many that complain receive an enormous benefit from us and our military protection and economy. I feel some nations slam us outwardly and we keep giving aid and assistance. So I have long been over the whole liberal idea that America is to blame for all, if we wanted to conquer the world well we just about could have, but if we do go to war we help rebuild them.
I don’t know a lot about this issue of discussion to really discuss it but surely they have benefited from us and we have from them. The money and economy there has benefited from many business’s but that does not change what they feel, whatever suffering has taken place or what they want as a state or nation.
I could learn a lot here from you all on this one but I ask we be considerate. Could some of you answer this for me
1. what year did they become a part of the U.S
2. why were they added and were they just over thrown against there will ? if so why did we do that?
I just don’t know this and would love to, you know I would love to see a history forum
