Ya. I may have been a bit unclear. You were supposed to read the next sentence and put it in the same context. You were born in America. It has its pros and its cons, and one of those cons is the world is gonna hate a lot of you. A lot of them without knowing the full facts or without seeing the whole perspective. Either way, whether it's every American individual, your president, or an American bum off the street that is the real offender in all of this, the fact that you are part of the same country means you, unfortunately, are the target for hate as well.
It's the way it is. Even after America is long gone and some other country has become the new super power in a hundred years, if were that to happen, that new superpower would have the world's eyes fixed on it because it is central. And they will have goods and bads like America, and when there IS a bad, the rest of the world will make a huge deal out of it just like they do with America. It's natural. Nothing any of us say will change the fact that the majority of the world have hateful thoughts about some aspects of America, and neither will it change the fact that you don't like it. But you will have to deal with it, or else, you'll have to move to another country. lol. It's all unfair, but to use a better comparison than i used previously, if my dad goes out and bets our house on a poker game and loses, i am homeless. It's an analogy. Bush/the stereotypical, ignorant, patriotic american redneck/<insert stereotypical person non-americans normally hate> have done a lot of shit and it's not your fault, but you still have to feel it.
I saw 9/11. I know all the shady stuff behind Bush' presidency, I've read tons about it. I'm not a hater, I'm just pointing out some observations. I would love to live in Seattle
