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We all have to be united
Reader comment on item: Europe vs. America
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Submitted by Alex (United States), Nov 14, 2007 at 02:37

Whether we're European, American, or Asian it doesn't matter, you can't judge a person based on their nationality. Our world is being threatened by terrorists, global warming, and other disasters and it affects everyone whether or not you want to acknowledge it. You may choose to ignore it now but eventually you will have to face the truth it must be delt with and one nation can't do it on its own. We are all part of this world and have a responsibility to it.

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European union was a mistake [73 words]Judit SabaterFeb 23, 2008 23:52
America vs Europe? The basic difference. [483 words]Seth R BaileyJun 24, 2007 16:38
↔ Balls? [127 words]Joris GoosenAug 17, 2007 06:20
↔ Socialism is eating Europe alive [345 words]jennifer solisNov 15, 2007 16:37
↔ Europe v America 2008 [373 words]TerryDec 27, 2007 19:40
↔ wow. this is why. [123 words]ChelseaApr 12, 2008 22:22
↔ wow, that was the least useful answer you could have given. [176 words]JorisApr 25, 2008 06:08
↔ Least useful reply you...no anyone, could have given [112 words]ChelseaJun 10, 2008 20:55
↔ Iraq did 9/11? [247 words]JorisJun 20, 2008 02:42
↔ Joris- You are entirely missing the point - Radical Islam knows no sovereignty! [605 words]saraJun 20, 2008 17:24
↔ Joris get your facts straight [659 words]ChelseaJun 21, 2008 03:44
↔ Intimidation? [429 words]JorisJul 2, 2008 08:21
↔ Attacked [37 words]LynnJul 2, 2008 15:37
↔ Absolutism is eating the United States alive [715 words]StephenAug 3, 2008 07:10
↔ So Europeans have no balls huh? [258 words]StephenAug 3, 2008 08:10
↔ Poverty, oil, WWII and the EU [618 words]jennifer solisAug 4, 2008 15:40
↔ Typical American comment [87 words]RichardNov 19, 2008 15:47
↔ Reply to Richard [90 words]jennifer solisNov 20, 2008 11:57
↔ to Chelsea, [212 words]johnDec 9, 2008 04:48
↔ The US should help themselves, instead of "helping" Iraq [47 words]dutchmanDec 9, 2008 10:26
↔ U.S. actually helped? [128 words]ErikaMar 8, 2009 13:14
↔ Myopia [32 words]jennifer solisMar 8, 2009 23:30
↔ oh yeah? [49 words]ErikaMar 10, 2009 08:48
↔ Sense. This makes none. [223 words]bushMar 18, 2009 14:07
↔ What? [212 words]mediancaMar 18, 2009 14:27
↔ BUSH [54 words]btillyMar 19, 2009 13:41
↔ This ... American [248 words]Vinnie Munoz CanoApr 1, 2009 13:17
↔ Wrong [58 words]Erik PatchJul 29, 2009 12:33
↔ fool [37 words]stanAug 17, 2009 02:07
↔ sorry, no [72 words]mariaSep 5, 2009 14:19
↔ WW2 has been over for a very long time, maam !!! [74 words]mariaSep 5, 2009 14:27
we all must stand up against evil [46 words]Phil GreendJun 2, 2007 13:28
Strong Government indeed [35 words]Ryan McGrealDec 16, 2005 12:03
↔ Europe vs. America [160 words]Kerri BeaudoinJan 17, 2006 15:08
↔ ⇒ We all have to be united [85 words]AlexNov 14, 2007 02:37
↔ Do Europeans hate themselves? [123 words]StephenAug 3, 2008 07:50
Dealing with Islamic Fundamentalism [42 words]Clifford IshiiJun 12, 2004 21:19
Europe's Hatred of Americans [31 words]Jim WellsMay 11, 2004 16:01
↔ Nobody deserves what the Americans got [62 words]DavidFeb 24, 2007 14:50
↔ Why do Europeans hate Americans? Be honest... [86 words]StephenAug 3, 2008 07:35
European cultural chauvinism vs. American multiculturalism [258 words]D. WellsJan 22, 2004 13:38
↔ European cultural chauvinism vs. American multiculturalism by reader [194 words]MesoJun 5, 2006 04:53
↔ Multiculturalism in America [209 words]blaize27Oct 9, 2006 01:09
↔ imagine [65 words]guestApr 18, 2007 14:06
↔ multicolored fracturation [86 words]guestApr 18, 2007 14:14
↔ The American "Dream" is just that... a dream... [83 words]StephenAug 3, 2008 07:25
↔ im sorry in real life this is the other way around. [121 words]aliOct 31, 2008 12:44
↔ History [300 words]MogensFeb 8, 2009 13:35
you are wrong! [91 words]benJan 19, 2004 03:01
↔ you are wrong! [53 words]MesoJun 5, 2006 04:56
claims that US "deserved what they got" on 9/11 [153 words]REDec 12, 2003 10:21
↔ Did the US really deserve what it got? [113 words]WarrenJun 1, 2006 00:29
↔ America deserved all they got and so did we [581 words]Andrew MacLeodJul 19, 2006 15:29
↔ reply [136 words]bernard morreyMay 2, 2007 07:13
↔ The "Poor Things" [109 words]BarbaraAug 22, 2007 17:29
↔ USA tries to rule the world [6 words]NorwegianSep 11, 2009 09:19
re:religious fundalmentalism [22 words]karaOct 9, 2003 19:56
U.S. NOT the Western Roman Empire (I hope) [169 words]JamesSep 15, 2003 23:57
Comment of the 'bureaucratic socialism' term of Mr.Pipes [685 words]Quentin HAug 9, 2003 23:17
This is exactly what is happening... [191 words]Peter VerkooijenJul 11, 2003 08:29
News debates [415 words].AURELIO ZUÑIGA RAMIREZ from International and Environment Consulting Mallin LtdaMay 15, 2003 18:56
RE Sanes misses the river and the boat [33 words]Simon DebusschereMay 5, 2003 10:14
↔ Anti-American Canukistan [403 words]Stephen BlogginsJan 21, 2003 03:57
Liberal(aka Soviet)Canukistan becoming Islamic Canukistan [370 words]Rodney MooreMar 25, 2003 14:01
Important distinction, but not new! [352 words]Alec RawlsFeb 1, 2003 22:25
Your take on the Sanes insight in email #294 [295 words]J. Keen HollandJan 29, 2003 14:34
Fundamentalist aspects in Europe? [233 words]Leo BruxJan 25, 2003 18:52
↔ Response to Mr. Brux.. [127 words]amiexpatJan 31, 2003 08:02
RE comment "Sanes misses the river and the boat" [26 words]Ian DwyerJan 25, 2003 11:26
US/European Differences [135 words]Robert StephensonJan 23, 2003 11:51
No, it is only Zionists [84 words]Arun GuptaJan 22, 2003 22:38
Sanes Misses the River and the Boat [132 words]Michoel ZeldisJan 22, 2003 20:40
Selling one's soul [106 words]Bob FusfeldJan 21, 2003 21:59
Common ground between liberals and Islamists? [447 words]Antonio ChavesJan 21, 2003 17:53
Yes, Iraq is all about oil [656 words]Calisse CansimeJan 21, 2003 11:33
↔ Response to Calisse Cansime : Yes, Iraq is all about oil 1/21/03 [742 words]Michael LangeJan 30, 2003 06:05
↔ Calisse, see my reply to Joris, I would be interested in your response as well [34 words]saraJun 20, 2008 18:40
Are we serious? [1005 words]David WolfJan 20, 2003 15:51
How can America oppose "bureaucratic leftism"? [184 words]François GuillaumatJan 19, 2003 09:56
Korea vs. America? [813 words]Joshua DavisJan 18, 2003 19:03
From a Fundamentalist [36 words]John BucknerJan 18, 2003 13:37
Not in my House [160 words]Jack AjzenbergJan 18, 2003 08:53
Contrast American conservatism with the European Right [330 words]Arlinda DeAngelisJan 17, 2003 15:11
European attitudes reflect a desire that power be shared [177 words]Marian HenningsJan 17, 2003 13:43
The third system presupposes a strong American military [29 words]JeffJan 16, 2003 18:45
Corporatacracy [210 words]Antonio ChavesJan 16, 2003 18:10
More on Europe going its own way [71 words]Mel KusinJan 16, 2003 14:25
Commenter Lindermayer mistates American religious life [160 words]Gail LammersJan 16, 2003 11:39
Who among us cares what Europe thinks? [372 words]Scott BrownJan 16, 2003 00:10
Third Party Politics [93 words]Phil ValentiJan 15, 2003 23:19
No More Money [43 words]Nancy BarnettJan 15, 2003 22:56
That's what I said [12 words]Leo BauerJan 15, 2003 14:27
Mr. Bush's rhetorical style--its impact in Britain and Europe [260 words]Elizabeth S.Jan 15, 2003 12:43
The center of the universe? [283 words]Fred FieldJan 15, 2003 12:29
Response to commenter Mr Stasse [1688 words]Graham SpenceJan 15, 2003 11:26
Our Fault Etc. [121 words]N. PIllmanJan 15, 2003 09:59
KUDOS to DANIEL PIPES [345 words]Julio DamJan 15, 2003 04:30
EU's Immoral Foreign Policy: Economic Self Interest at any Cost [347 words]Shep FargotsteinJan 15, 2003 00:39
Neo-communism [114 words]Peter EdgarJan 14, 2003 21:34
outrage is subsiding [111 words]Owen CampJan 14, 2003 20:52
Differing Conceptions of Nationalism Involved Too [461 words]Tom HolsingerJan 14, 2003 18:25
Response to "Individualisti Liberalism?" [117 words]Rich LeonardiJan 14, 2003 18:09
The world's views reduce to two. [1256 words]Robert CoppsJan 14, 2003 17:51
Europe's dilemma [172 words]J.ShearerJan 14, 2003 17:45
In response to Stephen's question [432 words]nickieJan 14, 2003 16:39
Response to Mr. Spence [365 words]Garrett StasseJan 14, 2003 16:10
Truths and generalizations on "anti-americanism" [610 words]nickieJan 14, 2003 15:24
Blunderous numskullery... [316 words]David JohnsonJan 14, 2003 15:24
Europe vs. America - a different view? [252 words]sid amsterJan 14, 2003 15:11
↔ It's about time! [166 words]Captain B.SpiveyJan 18, 2006 19:55
Fundamentalist? [68 words]Frank VoslerJan 14, 2003 15:04
US/European differences [72 words]Ken BesigJan 14, 2003 14:27
↔ Ignorance [103 words]StephenAug 3, 2008 07:48
America is preeminently dominant by default and not by design [219 words]David ThomsonJan 14, 2003 13:43
Asians ?
[w/response] [8 words]		B. WeissJan 14, 2003 13:42
Ken Sanes on unAmerican Europe [92 words]Frank VoslerJan 14, 2003 13:23
Interesting variant of Gorchakovism [59 words]David W. LincolnJan 14, 2003 13:21
We're not all in this together [301 words]RichardJan 14, 2003 13:18
Anti-Americanism: spontaneous reaction or ideology? [122 words]Alessandra NucciJan 14, 2003 13:10
On Again, Off Again; Maybe Yes, Maybe No. [140 words]Joe Wood ("Havoc")Jan 14, 2003 12:57
What about China?
[w/response] [117 words]		Jason EpsteinJan 14, 2003 12:41
↔ Get your facts straight [74 words]GuestJan 3, 2008 17:24
Oil? Look at the costs and benefits.. [184 words]Juris KazaJan 14, 2003 12:30
Fundamentalist Christianity??? [205 words]Matthew SchirosJan 14, 2003 11:35
Anti-Americanism: spontaneous reaction or ideology? [277 words]StephenJan 14, 2003 11:33
Individualistic Liberalism? [387 words]Calisse CansimeJan 14, 2003 11:22
↔ response to Calisse: Greed? Hardly [309 words]T.S.Jan 14, 2003 16:00
Oriana Fallaci is not Daniel Pipes [42 words]Gabriel GrossoJan 14, 2003 11:08
Europe [196 words]jamescaplan@hotmail.comJan 14, 2003 10:27
Fall of the American Empire [284 words]PhillipJan 14, 2003 10:15
Yes, & for a beautiful example...... [130 words]Alo KievalarJan 14, 2003 08:27
As usual : France and Europe against the USA [113 words]Prof. Richard MillmanJan 14, 2003 08:09
↔ France and Europe against the USA by reader Prof. Richard Millman [131 words]MesoJun 5, 2006 04:41
Attitudes in Europe. [606 words]Graham SpenceJan 14, 2003 07:31
↔ Response to commenter Graham Spence [103 words]Jeff P.Jan 14, 2003 11:39
↔ Response to Jeff P [593 words]Graham SpenceJan 15, 2003 13:30
↔ EU [214 words]Ante GranićFeb 26, 2006 08:18
↔ EU by reader Ante Granic [167 words]MesoJun 5, 2006 05:41
We're all in this together [108 words]Richard RiceJan 14, 2003 07:18
↔ We're all in this together [101 words]MesoJun 5, 2006 05:48
As an Italian, I apologize to the United States [82 words]Gabriel GrossoJan 14, 2003 07:05
↔ RE [173 words]Francesco Mario AzzenaAug 28, 2006 00:59
A fourth "super-system" with global aspirations [170 words]Dennisw-usaJan 14, 2003 06:09
Religious 'fundamentalism' is an American phenomenon [81 words]Orestis LindermayerJan 14, 2003 05:37
↔ Commenter Lindermayer is classic [222 words]RichardJan 14, 2003 13:10

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