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ORIGINAL: calamitysandra You really can not see that it might be relevant to the rest of the world just who is elected as President of the USA? That people outside of the US might have a vested interest in this, too? You become relevant when you become a US citizen and can vote for the US President, until then, your opinion on who the US President should be really doesn't matter. Maybe AFTER Mitt wins the election, the world's opinion might matter... But then again it might not. Get beck to us when his policy has an effect on your nation, ok? The bolded is a classic example of the 'free speech' principles of right wingers in America and also shows their healthy respect for the First Amendment. Now tell me, how did that same principle work out in Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan, and also while you're at it, tell me how the principle pans out for Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, and everywhere else? No we know how it was, don't we? Just like with the 'wars' in Iraq and Afghanistan, it's only the Americans killed that are worthy of rememberance. Thing is America isn't Number One any more. And while it may seem cool and acceptable to be ignorant, racist, sexist, and xenophobic in the ranks of the Tea Party and back on the trailer park, it isn't acceptable to most in the world, and I would wager, to most Americans (including those who would be voting for a Republican presidential candidate if they had a decent candidate to vote for). I don't mind Mitt Romney winning and becoming US President, because on the strength of what has happened in England and Israel alone, he would make a comical President. But then again I'm not American.
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