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Just to clarify are you using the word "her" in this section: "America step back from her actions in future" To mean: "America step back from the actions of

• andy_ppp 12y ago
  Just to play devils advocate, so please don't take this personally... There are varying levels of culpability that we all share right. It's difficult to see that we are all part of the problem if we aren't engaged in trying to change it. Your statement suggests that the American government operate in a vacuum and certainly every day people aren't engaged it does seem more and more that they can do as they wish. I'm going to go donate something to http://www.rootstrikers.org/ http://www.rootstrikers.org/ now.
  • Fuzzwah 12y ago
    You've mistaken my question as holding some kind of opinion. Reading your reply I can see why. I'm sorry I didn't word it better. ps: I'm not American. pps: I believe that American's, like anyone living in a democracy, are ultimately responsible for the actions of their Government.
• DanBC 12y ago
  Yes, sometimes people use "her" to talk about a country. It is an unusual use though.