I thought You'd never ask.
I care because I was born and raised in the country I loved.
But over the years, especially the last 10-15 years I watched the country turn to **** from the inside out.
I watched nice clean communitys full of hard working respectable people turn into **** holes full of scum living off the working.
Now these same type of descent hardworking people have to work 2 jobs just to get by, fucking up the ****** and living in a world of stress, and thier decreasing while the other half is thriving.
Why? because the person working their ass off trying to scrape by pays 50% + of their income while the lazy fucks sitting at home reproducing recieve it. Meanwhile I'm paying for it. Didn't want to contribute to that anymore.
But what really drove me out was people who grew up being brainwashed that this is all fine, be tolerent while we rip you off are constantly defending it.
Constantly saying good id bad and bad is good.
That whole liberal guilt thing.
But I realize I'm probably wasting my time trying to explain it.
And you talk about hypocites? Keep your head in the sand, maybe just once in a while lift your head out to se who's fucking you in the ass.
Good luck.
Interesting. You call everyone who has chosen to stay in the country we
love (not
loved) and continue to try, in spite of the issues, to work out our problems together (not always amicably but together nonetheless) hypocrites. Conversely, you have elected to just give up and bail out....and yet you still feel compelled to criticize from afar without contributing anything of value to help us solve the problems. I don't begrudge anyone having the right to freely express their opinion, meesterperfect, but who is being the hypocrite here?
If the USA is the country you once "loved", why do you even give a fuck? If you have simply ceased to care about your native land, why are you so passionate in your views about it? And if you truly
do care about it after all, why don't you come back here and try to become part of the solution instead of settling for playing the role of a heckling spectator in Medellin?
You say you sat and watched the country turn to **** over the last 10-15 years. I can testify to the fact that the problems of which you speak have been around a lot longer than that. Many of these problems are familial or societal in origin and have little or nothing to do with anyone being "brainwashed" or being victimized by "liberal guilt" (whatever that is) or any other political philosophy. It's really convenient to compartmentalize things in that fashion and write it all off as some left-wing conspiracy or whatever, but I fervently believe that the problems we face are more systemic than they are philosophical. Of course, that's just my opinion.
Do we have big problems in the USA? God damn right we do. How can we possibly solve them? I'm not even sure that they can be solved but I will tell you one thing for sure....they have zero chance of being solved if people who profess to truly care about the future of our nation decide to turn their back and do nothing about it from a participatory standpoint.
I totally understand your anger over the way your tax dollars were being ****** before you decided to emigrate to Colombia. I can even accept the possibility that you simply couldn't take it anymore and just had to get out and don't want to participate. However, I think it is a total dichotomy that you so freely call so many of us hypocrites when it is pretty plain to see the hypocrisy in your decision to turn your back on your country from any meaningful perspective.
