I believe in order to regain superior world strength and power, the number one rule for USA is taking pride with financial security for all legal citizens,whom should retain the power and control or Money/Power/Wealth.
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One person, one vote! I'm down for that; because Republicans would never ever win.
401338
To restore the balance of power.
59531
Absolutely.  Every Law Abiding Red blooded citizen of the United states has the right to own any weapon they are able to gain access to.  Yes. I do mean that if a group of americans wants to get together and build a fighter jet and arm it with missles, they have every right to do so.  One of the main reasons for maintaining a malitia is in order to limit the governments power to control the people.
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That which makes America so attractive and so powerful is the IDEAS upon which it is based.  And it is not just the specific ideas which are stated explicitly or even implicitly in the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, or any other great document or speech or proverb.  The key is that we are dedicated to seeking the most accurate ideas regarding man's nature and the form of self government that allows each individual man to seek his full potential in terms of financial security, physical security, emotional peace and well being, and spiritual ascension (happiness).
526856
Every time you spend money which is a government entity there is no separation. Every piece of money says IN GOD WE TRUST. It's what this country was built from. There should be no separation.
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i would think it would hold true the world over.\nbe the best you can\ntake pride in what you do well.\nuse what you do well to make others life better.\ndo no harm
616332
I agree with you. Americans think that we can boss around every one we please. We have a severe case of nationalism, and arrogance.
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America may be the land of the free but first and foremost its the land of the almighty !!!?dollar  the pursuit of wealth is the driving force in America and the fact that people go hungry in a wealthy society seems to be of little or no concern to most Americans least of all its President who is prepared to spend billions on a war that he cant win and who i believe recently made a cut to  the benefits that the Vietnamese war veterans are receiving,perhaps those soldiers fighting now in a lost cause should take note.
47373
The best is to become a citizen.
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Everybody is welcomed to the USA as long as the requirements are met.
425136
American citizens should be FIRST priority, not illegal aliens.
504018
Liberty is nothing without the security to uphold it. That's why security is more important. You need security to have liberty.
57619
Of course. Because of that document we all enjoy freedom and have rights.  Don't take for granted what many nations are fighting for.
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the policy of the country,\nthe intention to remain a superpower,\nensure your supremacy over others.\n\nBe it Reagan or Bush or anybody else,the RULE to reign wont die.\nthere were the GREEKS,there were the ROMANS,\nthere were the Ottomans ,there were the BRITISH now The USA.\nthats how world history approaches forward.\n\nNot by names and titles.
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that's a good little democrat.you continue to "care" and let everybody in because they have a "right"to all the wealth we have produced.
130755
There are 724 of 100,000 inhabitants in the United States incarcerated, which makes the USA the world leader of imprisonment per capita. The USA has about one-quarter of all prisoners on the planet. Without socialized medicine, Americans struggle financially. Money DOES buy some  freedoms. Lack of money is responsible for undersocialization. I am not saying the USA is not the most powerful country on the planet, because I believe it is. The facts are, though, that the citizens of the USA have restricted freedoms. According to Janis Joplin, "Freedom's just another word for nothin' left to lose, and nothin' ain't worth nothin', but it's free." All societies that I am personally aware of have restricted freedoms.
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Well, there's two ways of looking at it.\nFirstly, as you say, in an increasingly globalized world no nation--no matter how powerful or wealthy--can afford to be selfish or motivated by narrow, self-centered interests. Thus, the USA too must adapt to the new realities and requirements of this age. It must strive to be more friendly and sympathetic towards other nations and generally develop a more positive attitude in its dealings with the rest of the world.\nThe other aspect is, that all nations have their own interests at stake, ultimately. And the USA also has its interests to watch and protect. But even if this is the case, it doesnt mean that it can ride rough-shod over other nations and interfere indiscriminately in their affairs.\n There is a dire need for it to strike the right balance between (a) national self-interest and (b) global needs, concerns and relations.\nIf the US wants to play a greater, more responsible role in world politics, it should do so with legitimacy i.e., by being a part of international organizations and acting in concord with them not by trying to usurp the role of the UN or other, similar agencies.