is questioning the govern ment disloyaled?
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The questioning of a government should never be considered disloyal and I feel sorry for the majority of the people in this world who currently are or have in the past had to live in those kind of governments.  To question things is one of the most basic human insticts and should not be feared.
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You would have to define that question a lot better for anything but a hostile response.  The answer of course is no, but if you are a third world country who government needs a scapegoat, it is easy to point at us and say things that are untrue and get them to believe it because we have it, they do not, hence we must be doing something dishonest to get it since they do not have too right?\n\nIf people started educating themselves and stopped shooting at one another, they too could have what we have.\n\nJohn B.
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Yes, absolutely.  Being American is about freedom and that freedom is about questioning authority too.  I think that people who question the president may be the most patriotic people out there.
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I think that the current government of my country is absolutely great!  The largest problem is the media.  Since free speech is allowed, the news media slants the news to try to influence others to the media's viewpoint.  However, if we want to preserve our right to free speech, we must all accept the media and their unethical tactics.
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If someone is claiming, insisting on something, he has to proove it first. \nDefense or deny or apologise...for what? \n\nWhich government, which history claims that tall tale? Turkish documents are open for everybody. But none of Us or French or Armeinan acepted to come and discuss on these documents. THEY only rejected the Ottoman documents, photos, arguments. \n\nIf someone is claiming, he must proove it. And then he can ask the reasons of denial.
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Sounds good on the surface, but there is far too much room for abuse of power, as if the government isn't already abusing its power, but I won't go on about the obvious.\n\nShort answer: No.
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This is a government question?
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It is an issue in the past.  It was involved in the circumstances and political climate of its day, and there does not appear to be any sabotage intended.  It simply happened, in the open, up front.  There was nothing underhanded in that it was not ratified.
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Government trying to subjugate the populace
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Politics! They need our trust so they can stay rich and in power. They can abuse our trust because we allow them too. Things can be done, but what are you doing about it? It is one thing in government that is fairly simple. They really don't need our trust, they need us not to think!
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Because we're beyaches who forgot that the govts power is based on that of the people.  Also, there are many people who would have to admit that they are wrong and nobody wants to admit that they are wrong.
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i don,t believe so.  one is stupidity and one in immoral.  i don,t think that politicians know the difference.  they all seem to be able to lie about anything and everything. there a just a few who seem honest and trustworthy, but, maybe they just haven't been caught.
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I got into a large argument about this with a friend that I soons after made not-my friend.Their seems to be 2 types of people that react to this question in 2 different ways.\n\n1.A large group of people who under all evidence totally refuse to even ponder the question and usually attack the people asking this question of a con-theory/inside job.These people often get very angry and also can become violent about it.There point of view is that this is absurd and that asking such a thing is silly and unfounded.There P.O.V is accepted and they have the right to say what they want,just as I have a right to ponder if it was an inside job.BUT-They seem to want to outlaw or "Silence" people asking this question.They are hyocrites because under the guise of there supposed "Patriotism"they forget that patriotism in itself is partially based on the right to question the goverment you live under.Also they compound their hypocrisy by becoming violent about the actual right of someone to ask a question about the goverments possible role in corruption.\n\n2. The open minded person who is also a patriot but just has reservations about their government and wantss to understand factual things about a national event that don't correspond with what the government told us happened.This person is NOT a communist,NOT a "Conspiracy theorist,NOT crazy,and most importantly just a loyal citizen wanting to know the truth.
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No.  Our founding fathers declared that Church and State were separate and that ALL peoples and beliefs were equal in the eyes of the law.\n\nI'm constantly scared that we're on a slippery slope and those freedoms are being taken away by groups that believe that the US was founded for them.  It was not.
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The government is the representation of the people until the people don't feel they are being represented fairly or appropriately.  Then they cast the bums out hopefully and get folks in there who look, walk, talk similarly to how they do.  Sometimes this system does not work too well.  Like now.  Corruption and lack of a proper watchdog agency combine to create this current ineptitude and criminality.
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for most of the politicans its difficult to be truthful.for example in india 90% of polictians are not truthful.theycharacter can be estimated by there background .some of them have bad histories. recently some politicans have been accused of taking of bribes.unless the values of the politicans change the country cant cannot develop\nthey to be faithfull to the people who elected them
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Ahhh, the truth will out.  Power hungry heads of state do tend to be cut from the same cloth.  Change the look, tweak the ideology, they're still the same under the skin.