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Re: Americans are bankrupt.

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  1. [email hidden] wrote in news:1127497688.845172.94570
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    Quoted message said:

    http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2005/9/22/8757/75678

    John Belushi is an easy example that comes to mind.
    The entire scene, from the anti-war group to the pro-war group to
    just think that the country needs to return to the self that was more "can
    do" than "can whine".

    It is like it is cool to be an aggressive victim rather than a peaceful
    humanitarian. Real leadership would provide a road to self assured
    collective participation rather than a gang-land style of self serving
    operations dotting the country.

    The more focus our leaders and the media put on the divisions the more we
    pull apart and fractionalize. Americans used to have a better sense of
    national unity. Americans used to believe that there is nothing to fear
    but fear itself. I have no idea how this will turn out, but maybe we will
    rediscover that sense of self reliance that allowed us to be more giving
    when someone else was in need.

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