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Old 05-07-2005, 07:21 PM   #60 (permalink)
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The problem is this: we could help our own, and have enough left over to help them. We choose not to.
We can not help everyone. Thier is nothing wrong with America putting Americans first. Should we choose to help another country that is kudos for us, but should not be expected.

When we can help our own and them and choose not to there is no kudos envolved.
And who says we SHOULD help them just because we can?

Where does this breed of optimism come from?

Because it would benefit us if we helped them. i would see that as the best reason.


besides that fuzzy feeling you get from helping someone selflessly.
Somewhere a bunny sheds a single tear, and needs a hug...

{j/k} I know what you mean...