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khermans
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You are correct in the assumption that the majority of our government wants to do good. It would be foolish not to admit that. We just need to stop waging wars. There is no reason anyone should kill or be killed in this world. It just doesn't make sense to me as a human being. Can't we all live happily, or am I being too wishful ? With that said, did you know that more innocent civilians in afghanistan/iraq have been killed than those in the WTC attacks as a result of US strikes against civilian targets - whether purposefully or not ? What this means is that we have killed more (multitudes more) innocent people now since 9/11 than were killed in the terrorist attack in NYC. The civilians in afghanistan/iraq surely see us (our government) as the "terrorists" for killing people who were not even involved in the attacks on the United States. I don't want people in other countries to lump me into that group of "terrorism" that the United States has placed me in, so it is our duty as a people to make changes to our government to ensure that this type of thing doesn't happen. The problem is that it takes a majority to rule, and the masses are asses...