I haven't proposed any solutions, Pearl Watson.
That's the tone your posts seem to be advocating for. If this isn't the case, then say so.
Sounds good. Put the bill up and let's abolish ghettos together. Simple as that. In fact, we'll go straight off your recent ethics and values 101 term paper for the solutions.
While it's impossible to say whether ghettos can be completely abolished or not, the pursuit of this ideal is the only way that we'll ever a) fix America's ghetto problem; and b) find out how close we can get to eliminating this problem.
Yup. Only the extremely wealthy benefit from our ongoing technological revolution. Everyone else is clearly left behind.
Yup, all socioeconomic strata benefit equally from technological advances. That's definitely true. Isn't it fun talking in absolutes? And you tell ME that I can't conduct conversations in a civil, constructive manner *shrugs shoulders*
You're sounding like a spoiled child again. Go buy some designer jeans and cry harder about this.
My goodness, what civil conversational skill you possess!
Putting words into other peoples mouths again, Pearl Watson? And you desperately want me to take you seriously...
When you conflate the terms US and Capitalism, that is the inaccurate implication it leaves. Either point out how US capitalism differs from capitalism in general, or take away the US for accuracy. As far as me desperately wanting you to take me seriously, that's simply untrue.
Ah, there it is again, your irrational hatred of all things USA driving your perspective.
Again, an inaccurate generalization. Suggesting that the US can improve does not mean I hate all things US. But of course, you only know how to converse in extremes.
We clearly care about nothing more than profits. Save the world over and over, police the world, nuclear non-proliferation, billions upon billions in foreign aid, saving the world from downward spiraling trade wars by bearing the brunt end of it... it's all so we can increase profits! Mwahahaha!
One of the biggest conflicts since the 2nd World War were the 1st and 2nd wars of Congo. Where were the billions of dollars in aid, an US intervention? Why intervene in Kosovo, a conflict were less than 5000 people died?
America's foreign diplomatic actions are all performed with a vested interest in advancing their econopolitical interests.