As an American, I completely refute what you just said. I am thrilled to see Korea working towards peace, and despise every politician and what they do to stop it.
The USG is not America. The USG is the tool of oppressors trying to take our freedom away, too. No one probably hates torture, war, and the banksters more than me, and the Americans I live next door to, work for, and with.
It is good to remember that whatever country you live in, they are probably allies of America in one way or another. Does that mean your people support war, torture, and the banksters?
It probably doesn't. I don't, and I'm an American.
No one else I know does either.
We're slaves.
Fair correction. I did not draw a distinction between the US regime and everyday US citizens.
My government are US allies, and even worse the majority of people here do support war, torture and the banksters. They queue up to watch the latest US military scripted violent Hollywood howlers, cheer on imaginary heroes, and have their opinions handed to them by the still dominant mainstream media.
We have a reputation of being a country of "dumb, drunk and racist" people, and I'm embarrassed to confirm that this is true. We have been slower to wake up than folks over there, which is something a decade ago I could never have imagined.
So thanks for passionately refuting my comment. It gives me hope. It's also encouraging to see more and more people in the US turning off the mainstream media and signing on to alt media. Perhaps there are growing "signs of life", the slaves are starting to realize their strength and number and beginning a revolt ?
I just live surrounded by poor people, who've all had the marrow sucked from their bones by gumming in one way or another.
I think that's why I like them.