Another derogatory, adjective loaded, message!
Richard
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On Sep 17, 2018, at 3:14 PM, Mostafa <ebob824@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
For many liberty, human rights and financial stability seekers, the
United States was the ultimate destination. Therein, they were hopeful
to live autonomously and express themselves freely. This is what the
US attempted to somewhat promote itself to the world. Socially, crème
de la crème, economically prosperous and humanly , incomparably
reverenced. Therefore, it was all prospicients golden dream to
immigrate to the United States of America, the land of freedom and
temporal enrichment. However, with the recently unfolded immigration
crisis, seperating children from their families as they crossed
borders illegally and putting them in detention centres, this human
scandal posed reasonable concerns toward the reputation of the US
being allegedly, the worldwide guard of human rights. Why didn't they
just expatriate those children along with their illegally migrated
parents? Because they most likely destine to indoctrinate them. Donald
Trump type of Americans are notoriously demagogic, bigoted, racialist
and indoctrination manipulators. To be a greencard bearer is no longer
a title of honour. It's rather of shame and disgrace. To immigrate to
the United States as Arab, you have got to be a traitor and a hater to
Islam. For nearly two consecutive decades, the US has been promoting
that Islam is a major threat to the world. Thence, it must be utterly
exterminated. I say this, the west is not a threat to the world.
Christendom, Atheism nor any belief, philosophy or ideology are not
problematic for me. Nevertheless, the US is absolutely a threat to the
world. A culture which insists to promote unjustified furtherance of
firearms possession in civil platforms, despite the perennial
occurrence of mass shootings is in spades, mentally demented.
Consequently, it is uttterly ineligible to remain in global
leadership. Greed is vastly influential and law enforcement is
infructuous in the United States. The corporal establishment along
with its capitalistic tenets are prevalent. Both are infrangible. The
swearing in of the fourty fifth president of the United States has
determined to reveal its vicious portrait to the whole world. Muslim
ban, refugees exile, global trade war, military deploy in addition to
explicit impertinence as of Trump's rawest remarks about African
nations last January, all have led to unveil the US and its chippy
acts to the world. The scenario has now been completely reversed. The
United States of America is no longer eligible to lead the world.
Economically, politically and even humanly, it is perfectly
incompetent. The world doesn't need a radically browbeat, an imperious
chief. Virtually, each and every aspect of American culture has turned
out to be immensely detrimental and calumnious to our mass species.
Welcome to the Donald, freedom in our sholders, all turned to be
fraudulent. The US showcased its belligerence to the peak. I do not
buy US barren mottoes of fallaciously promoting liberty. I do not have
problem at all with deporting illegal immigrants. That's natural
anywhere in the world. What I criticise is the seperation of children
from their families and unjustifiedly, confining them. This policy is
univocally a violation of international human rights laws and treaties
which the US has signed and perhaps, initiated. I incessantly call for
international ban of US interests in all fields until they show
respect to basic human rights.