Or any other country really. And why? I'm just curious about what other people think and what you all have seen in the news as well.
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Does Hiroshima and Nagasaki mean anything to you? Those are the Japanese cities that were obliterated by the a-bombs just as WWII was rapidly drawing to a close. It just shows this country and many others that bombing Iran and North Korea with nuclear weapons are not the answer in dealing with them. A diplomatic solution is the only way to go. GWB should take this diplomacy lesson from Jimmy Carter.
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I am not from the Middle East, but I can say that there has been fighting oging on there for decades!!!  The only reason that we hear more of it now is because in between reports of Janet Jacksons boob flash and how much weight Kirstie Alley lost, the media has to report on something.  There is violence going on like that of the middle east in other places too.  Take a look of the continent of Africa, it's one messed up place to be living too!!!  It's just that the Media hasn't found a focus their to report on yet!
130767
Only time will tell...I would like to see more alternate news sources become more widely known about so people aren't just getting one side of the news, but rather both sides, so they can judge for themselves what seems to be the most believeable sources.
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Notice you're only getting answers from people who are from the US...?  All but one who stated what another country's opinion is.  Please disregard the rest.  Now, I was stationed in Germany for about 3 years and I can say that the majority of people that I encountered had a pretty good opinion of American's.  I never really got too much of their opinion of America as a whole.  If it is of any consideration, after the war in Iraq started the Germans actually volunteered some of their troops to guard our posts over there.  Just a little enlightenment and something that the people who say "The whole world hates America after the Iraq War" might want to think about.  The biggest thing that I can mention is when we went to Holland for some training:  The Dutch still look at America as liberators.  So, that's just my opinion as some one who has actually been to other countries, not one who just criticizes my own while I'm safe in it.
631395
No reaction. I wouldn't CARE. USA is a big butthead these days. I mean, I LIVE in USA but they're getting a little too arrogant according to other countries.
278342
Don't like it ALL...\n\n...but I would reconsider this topic, if our Presidents and Prime Ministers sent their OWN sons and daughters!
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was this sort of on, sort of not on, the news tonight?  All I saw was them talking about an "incident" and not saying what it was.  \n\nWhat you describe is a horrific crime and brings shame on those men's families, combrades, country, and flag.   But the answer to the question is that everyone is capable of their very own acts of evil.  \n\nThe question here may be partly one of respect.   If you think you're part of the best nation on earth, what is everyone else?   If you can dehumanise the "others", regarding them as less than you, you can justify anything. That is not a uniquely American problem - aggressor nations very often commit horrible violations, with attitudes like that never far away from the action.\n\nBut it's also about self-respect.   If that were you doing that, could you look yourself in the eye afterwards?   Of course not.   So how can they?   People who have pride in their good qualities are less likely to descend to such horrible depths.\n\nNot much of an answer, more of just a train of thought.   Not much shocks me these days, but that does.   If I believed in hell, I reckon I would believe in it for that.
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This is an interesting question, and it's very debatable.\n\nI'd like to read what others say.\n\nI know the USA provides aid to several of these countries.  They seem to hate the USA yet they accept aid.
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Yes,  We as Americans should be very concerned about world opinion.  My girlfriend went on a vacation to Australia not long after we met.  She noticed a little hostility from some of the people from other countries that were in their group.  These ultra conservative "cowboy" extremest are giving us a very bad image around the world.  I stumbled across a website for a German band .........  I think it was Ram-stein but I'm not sure.  I was shocked and appalled at all the anti U.S. statements. \n      I once got into a discussion at a bar with a girl from Czechoslovakia she told me that Americans in general were uninformed and often deceived by our media.   We are the most powerful country in the world right now our problems are the worlds problems and visa verse.  We as Americans have a responsibility to know whats going on in the world (not just what FOX news tells us) and act accordingly.
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I just saw it Sunday night. It should certainly be a wake up call to some of those who just don't understand that we are in a war with a group who is determined to destroy us and our way of life. I wish it had been shown on all the major networks (yeah, like that would happen) - maybe a few people would think twice about their vote today.  All the more reason to secure our borders , be vigilant and keep the enemy over there!
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It none of them, but you already made up your mind, don't you?\n\nFor what is worth, this is another "Jeningrad massacre" story, shamefully exploited the the Paliwood propaganda machinery and bought by all of the idiotarian bleeding-hearts like you:\n\nWatch this: http://www.seconddraft.org/
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Honestly, Im dying to leave myself.  The US is becoming very hated by the rest of the world and it's getting kinda scary living here.  The government has completly ruined our relationship with anywhere outside the US.  By killing innocent people...the US has build up some very bad Karma...and sooner or later we will pay for what Bush has done and continues to do.
609752
I would have to agree....I've read one or two articles about people getting beat up in this country just because they support a different country.
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having been in Iraq, I am totally shocked at how different the reality of the war is from how it is covered. We captured Saddam, killed his sons and Zarqawi and created a democracy in the Middle East, one that has higher levels of participation that in our own country. Yet all I hear are about mis-steps and allegations.\n\nI don't get too down about it though, think of it this way. Do you ever read about good cops? Nope, only the bad ones make the news. We live in an age when a doctor can replace your heart with  a donor heart or a Jarvik heart- which is like something out of science-fiction-  yet you never read about stuff like that.\n\nIt's not that the media is liberal or anti-war, so much as it is negative.
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I heard very little reporting on it, maybe one day or two on the subject at best. How long did it go on, my perception was just a day or so I guess that was due to a lack of media attention. So I would have to rate the media as poor on this subject.
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its weird how people who don't have the faintest idea on what is currently going on in the world are the first to have some political or personal comment on the last headline. right now on yahoo there is a headline on "tainted heroin". who gives a shit if some junky gets a bad dose? there are more problems in africa that we could ever know, go to cnn.com and type in africa and read some of those stories. terrorism is everywhere, but we are only interested with what directly effects us. we as americans are so ignorant to the rest of the worlds SERIOUS problems but somehow we need to warn heroin users about whats going on in the street, are you kidding me? the reason people are enraged about what happened to those guys is the fact that they could be related to any single one of us, a neighbor, somebodys student, their son. i am angry because i am a 23 year old member of the u.s. armed forces and it could have been me. and you people who think about the innocent civilians have a point to a certain extent. but roadside bombs dont make themselves and the sooner you realize that we are fighting iraq as a whole you will be better off. and whatever you do, dont say retailiate against someone who is spreading factual info. those rebels are animals. from the political view this is a war for oil, but the kid on the other side praying he will make it home could care less about gas prices right now.
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Amnesy International is a less biased source than President Bush, that is for certian. It is amazing that our control of this country has resulted in the deaths of thousands of civilians and we have a hard time understanding why people are so upset. We did finance Saddam, as we have done other dictators. It doesn't make it our fault that he did this to his people. I think it is just really interesting that our stated reason for going over there is that he attacked us. When that wasn't true we changed it to weapons of mass destruction. Well... that wasn't true either. Now it is presented as spreading democrarcy... hmmm... if our goal was to protect people from corrupt governments and spread democracy we would be in a lot of other countries...and we would be assisting countries that are starving. Kind of blows that out of the water doesn't it. I respect our troops deeply, that they would put their lives and destiny's on the line for us and I feel sad and distressed that we are not even being honest about why we are ending their lives as well as thousands of civilian lives that we don't talk about in the so called "liberal" media.