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1. #1    Well gee, that would be just too damn bad now wouldn’t it? It Might cramp our style.
   written by PHred42 since 80 days 20 hours 45 minutes
2. #2    The US has perpetrated what Nuremberg defined as crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity for most of its history. Naturally, it supports prosecution of its enemies for such things, but considers itself exempt.
   
   What would the world be like if the US were held to such standards of justice? What would the world be like if progressives, lefties, liberals, etc refused to vote for candidates who support American exceptionalism?
   written by nasrudin since 80 days 18 hours 30 minutes
3. #3    Exceptionalism will be America's undoing. There - I said it.
   written by zelator since 80 days 17 hours 36 minutes
4. #4    The US will be held accountable.....As our economy weakens the cries for justice will get louder!!!!!!!
   written by coonhound since 80 days 16 hours 12 minutes
5. #5    Exceptionalism is one of the basic American fundamentals that the politicians always remind us are what we should all be fighting to maintain. Without it, we would have no excuse for demanding that the rest of the world be subject to our will.
   written by Hugh since 80 days 16 hours 4 minutes
6. #6    But when the US does it,
   it ain't aggression.
   And there can be no debate about amurkhan exceptionalism.
   For Amurkha art surely the greatest purveyor of violence on the planet and, not coincidentally,
   amurkha gots the most believers of Creationism in the whole industrialized world
   and they invented the best can of under-arm deodorant since Jesus smeared a rotten fish on 6000 illegal Jewish immigrants in the West Bank.
   
   ps Oh and theys the biggest deadbeat debtor nation Osama ever created...
   written by Buzzard-Breath since 80 days 14 hours 26 minutes
7. #7    more political theater...the conquest continues unabated...
   written by patnkansas since 79 days 21 hours 46 minutes

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