So, what is the difference....

Undertoad · 08-01-2006, 07:18 PM

Well then all you need to know is, that's a view of foreign affairs and the Constitution that is not shared anywhere I've ever seen in American government or society. And I've been watching carefully.

Whether the Constitution is actually followed is more or less whether it's actively looked at and interpreted during a particular era. Nobody cares about that wording, nobody.

It may be roughly the same as what US foreign policy IS, but that's because during most of our history we were very isolationist and there is still isolationist blood in many of our veins. It takes a lot to get us interested and then our interest lasts about 2 minutes.

Don't make up reasons to hate us. There are plenty of real reasons. Use the real ones.

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08-01-2006, 07:18 PM	#1
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	Well then all you need to know is, that's a view of foreign affairs and the Constitution that is not shared anywhere I've ever seen in American government or society. And I've been watching carefully. Whether the Constitution is actually followed is more or less whether it's actively looked at and interpreted during a particular era. Nobody cares about that wording, nobody. It may be roughly the same as what US foreign policy IS, but that's because during most of our history we were very isolationist and there is still isolationist blood in many of our veins. It takes a lot to get us interested and then our interest lasts about 2 minutes. Don't make up reasons to hate us. There are plenty of real reasons. Use the real ones.

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