State of the Union

[ProSense]

When did the U.S. become the worst country in the world?

[Birthmark]

1. Worst country in the world?

Does anyone actually believe that? If they do, will they emigrate to Cuba or Somalia or any of the "-stans" and test their hypothesis first-hand?

[ProSense]

4. "Does anyone actually believe that?" Yes. n/t

[Birthmark]

5. Americans?

I mean, I can understand if someone in NK thinks the US is the worst country in the world. How could they possibly think otherwise since they have no real source of reliable info. But I doubt more than 0.01% of Americans think that.

[stray cat]

2. the drama is not limited to tea partiers clearly

[Go2Peace]

7. Yes, OPs like this clearly demonstrate it.

:rofl:

[IndianaGreen]

3. North Korea is the worst country in the world, but the USA continues to sink

and sink, and sink some more. Hard to tell when the slide to oblivion really began, but I do know that the day the United Nations was founded, it was the height of what was best in America.

For those that don't know history, the UN was largely an American creation.

[saltpoint]

6. More community organizers and fewer Republicans would be a

good starting point to reclaiming what is very good about our country. One thing that would help is that we're starting to see ourselves as not God's favorite country but as one country in a global village. Satellite photography and the web have connected us to the earth's far corners, and it to us.

John Lennon felt that all we need is love. Dwight Yoacam says that guitars, Cadillacs, and hillbilly music is the only things that keeps him hanging on.

There's plenty of work to be done but we've got a pretty good team and some fine tunes on the jukebox.

[ZombieHorde]

8. I voted "Silly, the U.S. isn't the worst country in the world." nt