AMERICANS, can i say iam sorry ,but?

Question

last night, i received a notice of violation about incites and hatred , i felt so sorry that someone felt that way about myQ , it was about usa soldiers in iraq , iam not sorry for what i think but i am sorry that i may be generalized alittle bit and though that all americans actions like some of their soldiers actions in iraq ,this was a mistake i realized that americans are not responsible for their gov actions, we ( muslims,arabs) dont hate usa but we hate their gov foriegn policy about the middle east but sholuld not generalize
the problem is that this war ,make everyone hate each other ,the more american soldiers killed ,the more the americans hate muslims
the more iraqi killed ,the more muslims hate usa gov
sorry but its true ,that we feel that usa gov doesnt achieve democracy but it make it worse,we know that americans intentions are good but its not done in the right way
DONT U THINK americans can make better use of that money spent on an endless war .

i mean we all human ,we need to have agood life and secure
we all deserve that
but this war make it worse
sorry but its true
thank u all

Answer 1

Don't worry about it.

The divisions about American foreign policy, especially the continual, ongoing wars, are as deep in the US as anywhere else.

Supporters of the unnecessary wars attempt to silence their critics since they cannot justify the invasion & occupation.

No apology necessary to rational people. Ignore the extremists.

Peace.

Answer 2

Your wars are endless with or without the interference of the USA. Your countries are not united nations, committed to a common good for all the people within your borders, regardless of their religion. Your people are tribal, not national. Look inside and ask, "Why do Sunnis hate Shiites and Kurds?" "Why do all the Muslim tribes hate each other?" It is stupidity based on a false religion, just as Christians base their intolerance on a false religion. All religions are false hopes. Get over it.

Answer 3

It is not you who should be sorry. All Iraq is Abu Ghraib now. Iraqi streets are prison corridors and their homes are its cells, as the pigs and apes, the phallic and tyrants worshipers racist crusaders go about their strategic murder and humiliation. A'beer Qassim al-Janaby, a 15-year-old Iraqi girl child, was with her family in Mahmudiyah, 20 miles south of Baghdad, when US troops raided the house. A'beer's rape and murder is neither incidental nor the product of a US soldier's "personality disorder": it is part of a pattern that includes Abu Ghraib, as well as the Haditha, Ishaqi and Qaiem massacres. And we see this pattern as serving a strategic function beyond indiscriminate revenge: to couple collective humiliation with intimidation and terror.
It took almost a year, and published photographs of horrific torture in Abu Ghraib, before the world began to heed the voices of the detainees and those trying to defend them. The same is happening to women victims. Abuses, torture and the rape of Iraqi women have been reported for three years now by independent Iraqi organisations. But the racist logic of occupation means that occupied people are not to be trusted, and truth is the private ownership of the occupiers. Families of the abused, raped, and murdered Iraqi civilians have to wait for months, if not years, until a US soldier comes forward to admit responsibility and the US military begins an investigation. (For the US military to investigate a US soldier's crime has been seen by Iraqis as the killers investigating their own technical skills.)

Answer 4

I get what you're saying. Not all Americans hate Muslims or Iraqis or stuff like that. The problem is the violent people who kill in the name of Allah and kill innocent people unprovoked. 9/11 was uncalled for. That's basically the reason the whole war got started. It sucks that in war, some innocent people die too, but that is what war brings. The dark side of people. It is either your life, or your enemies. Sometimes civilians get caught in the cross fire and it's tragic.

Answer 5

You are right, that is a good point. I am not muslim but I have many good muslim friends and this war is at a point where it's already crossing too many lines. With the money already spent, we could have housed every homeless person in the USA.

Answer 6

Thank you very Much.
Very nice statement, and it represents most of opinions among us.
The best thing about it, it takes a great man to admit his mistake.

Thank you for being a good Muslim.

Answer 7

Personally I think the US and UK forces should get out of a country they have no business interfering in.

Answer 8

I am American and agree with you

Our governments should all be overthrown and the citizens show the world we can all get along...without them. FINAL ANSWER

Answer 9

All people want peace, it is a natural emotion. Beleive in God and have faith, he will see you through.

Answer 10

You are bitter and no one can undo the mess we are in.