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May 18, 2006 09:20

George W. Bush is quoted as saying:"Those foolish enough to suggest America should have a lesser role in the affairs of the world should pause and think whether they really mean what they say, because a world without a dedicated, involved America would be a lesser world, a less safe world, a more precarious world ( Read more... )

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insidious_one May 18 2006, 00:03:48 UTC
Well said

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my_stro May 18 2006, 00:04:28 UTC
thx :o)

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my_stro May 18 2006, 00:45:03 UTC
True. The same argument can serve many purposes :o) But a dictatorial Bush is not necessarily any worse (or, admittedly, better) than an internationally meddling Bush. Police states and dictatorships are bad. So is any one country having (or being seen to have) too much influence outside its own borders. It's a bit of a lose-lose. The biggest problem is that win-wins are extremely difficult when many parties are involved, be they voters, subjects or other nations.

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my_stro May 18 2006, 00:45:41 UTC
wow. i didn't realise i could talk so much while saying so little...

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teleksterling May 18 2006, 14:44:31 UTC
Lol!

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