You guys are going at it good.
Who needs Beanz to fight with?
I'll inject my two cents then leave you gents to duel it out.
On the Abdul front:
There's no excuse for that type of terror, and it's up to the government to do everything in its power to stop or at least decrease these occurrences. Trump is a bit extreme, but he's got the right idea about protecting U.S. borders and beefing up immigration controls. I also think we're living in the type of world that requires the U.S. to step up intelligence efforts in its own soil. Call it whatever you will.... it's called self-preservation.
On the international front:
The U.S. needs to stop creating enemies at every turn. There is ZERO need for the U.S. to appoint itself "world policeman". ZERO. Theoretically, as long as there isn't a direct threat against the U.S. or its people, there should be ZERO need for the U.S. to be butting its nose where it's not wanted. Leave other countries be, and let them resolve their own problems. Of course, there is that slight detail called "economic interests." So let's be frank and call a spade a spade. The U.S. butts into other countries affairs a lot of times based on economic special interests. That being the case, they (U.S.) should just come out and say it. "Look... we say we're interested in your internal affairs, but in reality we're just after your oil."
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