Do u think the United states or any country have the right to interfere in another country ?eg. Constitution?

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For example like encouraging Israel in the begining of the war to continue bombing Lebanon to help the lebanese get rid of hezbullah ;thats what the Americans say;and giving them amunition and missiles is this right you think? I don't.

Wow a little birdy (maybe magpie!!)with a slightly short memory span seems to think that they know it all! Number 1, Hizbulla's existence is to LIBERATE their country from Israeli occupation- which by the way never fully withdrew from Shiba, South of Lebanon. Number 2, the conflict goes back to decades not 2 weeks ago(maybe u should bother to research before pretending to know it all!).Number 3, Sympathy is asked of people with a conscience, for the innocent people. Its every human’s right, duty&choice to ask for such sympathy.Especially when such atrocities are being committed against human souls.Not convinced! Look at these pics, dont read just look http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=20060721&articleId=2787it
Tell me this is normal!
Nice to see u referring to UN resolutions,which Israel complies with SO WELL!Dont u think?Funny how Israel NEVER has to ask the US gov for help which runs to its aid& supply it with NUCLEAR (environment friendly?!) weapons

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=20060721&articleId=2787it

You have so much democracy and open education that link given above is being blocked!!! I wonder why!!

Answer 1

I've been wondering, if we have separate countries run different ways, why do we all butt into each other's business? Aren't we separate countries for a reason? I understand if someone else is trying to endanger us, that's wrong and of course you can't just sit there and let them, but this getting involved in other countries problems has to stop, especially when it DOESN'T involve us...

Answer 2

It's called foreign policy. Your boys started the war. What you should be doing instead of looking for sympathy and somone to blame, is get Hezbollah out of your country as a militia. If they want to stay there as a political party, then fine.
UN Resolution 1559 ordered them out in 2004. The only reason they exist is to start wars with Israel.
So don't spread your propaganda and blame.
Look at the root cause and that is Hezbollah.
Everyone pisses opn the USA for having a foreign policy. Then everyone pisses on themselves everytime something bad happens and they cry, "Well why doesn't the USA do something?"
When Iraq invaded Kuwait, the Kuwaitis requested help. We and most of the world came to free the Kuwaitis.
Many thanks - not, the Kuwaitis are as anti-American as the rest of the muslim world.
And about arms, everyone pisses and moans about arms sales. If the US didn't supply arms, they'd get them somewhere, and you can believe that the Russians would be all too happy to sell them. Where is Hezbollah getting their rockets? I suppose they grow on trees in Lebanon??
Grow up!

Answer 3

Depends what you mean by having the "right".
There doesn't seem to be much disagreement that it's neither nice or productive to destroy/slaughter other places/people, but it's been going on since day one. All governments are corrupt to a certain degree, even if motivated by patriotism, religious fervor or greed - individuals are not perfect either.
It would be great if the powerful countries stopped messing up other countries, if terrorists stopped attacking civilians, industry stopped turning the planet into a wasteland and if we were all a bit nicer to the people we meet each day. There's only one thing on that list I can act on - the same goes for everybody, I believe.

Answer 4

No, the U.S. shouldn't interfere with another country's problems. Unless, that country requests other type of help. For example: medicine, food, rescuers, and maybe economic help. That's why the American people are targets in many countries of the world. A lot of innocent American people have died, all because of their American nationality. The U.S. and their people are hated all because of the U.S.' political decisions and actions world wide. All these hatred started and increased towards the American people since both Georges Bush were Presidents. (father and son) Thanks a lot! - Bush.

Answer 5

I believe in a non-intervention policy liek you are saying. I do have to present an interesting arguement though What would a country do for example whats going on in Darfur. Should a country interfere with that? While if you are saying yes then you are intervening. The reason why I didn't bring up the Holocaust is government intervention in the first place screwed that situation up anyways.

Answer 6

http://www.lastdayswarning.clearwire.net...
I saw this site. It talks about nuclear war and says that it will come Sept. 12, 2006.
Whether you believe it or not the site is interesting.
You may believe or just have a laugh.
Take a look!
There seems to be a pattern from Hiroshima. Then there were Kamikazes (Japanese flew their planes into ships and other planes. Kill themselves to kill the enemy.) and now there are suicide bombers. What will the U.S. do?

Answer 7

We have no right to interfere with any country unless the people of said country want us to help them.

Answer 8

I don't either and I wish Israel would piss off with all this aggression, it is spoiling my holiday plans for next year.

Answer 9

No,

And their ripped the Constitution...Patriot Act......Martial Law...

Answer 10

Canada... not interfering: Result - No terrorist attacks
America... Interfering: Result - Terrorist Attacks
UK... Interfering: Result - Terrorist Attacks

Try it with every other country, you'll be surprised what you find.