And honestly I'm not pissed at you or anything. I just get mad as shit when some assholes take one idiots statement and turn it into an anti-American rant or whatever. Or make less than stellar arguments about how things aren't much better here because someone dropped the brown acid and ate someone's face. Two COMPLETELY different subjects and yet the fact anyone would even try to go there is because it's just a little too fashionable to be anti-American
Not sure if you were referring to me but if so, WHERE did I say I was anti-american in any way? Point it out for me?
Don't want to extend rather pointless discussions, but as many have already said, simply there's fucked up people everywhere in the planet, regardless of nationality. A flag could arguably be indicative of a more evolved collective rationale, but in no way grants any sort of automatic superiority to individuals.
Me pointing out that there's some fucked up people in the US as well as anywhere else doesn't make me 'anti-american', and it shouldn't make you jump the gun like you did, unless you'd be prepared to spouse violent and unprovoked acts ON ANY LEVEL based on nationality. That'd be similar as indian people 'excusing' what the father did for the same reason. That is why I was making the comparison.
Are both murders ''the same thing''? Obviously it isn't (not that I ever said that, either).
Both however are criminally violent and unjustifiable acts, under any line of reasoning, commited by a single individual. The fact that murders and other criminal acts are propelled by either drug use (or it's illegal traffic, at that) on one country, and some cultural tare on another, doesn't make them any different in that the end result is the same.
I'd appreciate it if you dropped the aggresive name calling before jumping to conclusions, too.