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Also, I trust Paul as a book reviewer.
Yeah, American ain't always pretty. You don't get a lollipop for being the next in a long line of people hating on America. But the US is still the closest thing to a stable center this crazy world has, and it's a far better center than most nations would be.
Imagine China as the new world power. No political freedom, heavily-polluting unregulated industry, and rising nationalism. Creepy as all hell, isn't it?
(still)grrl, what part of "it's ok for a white person and an asian person to like each other" did you not get?
Checking people's citizenship status, the largest oil spill in history, and Tea Party rallies fit your description nicely.