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I would second this. I think everyone wants to believe that the U.S. Government is trustworthy and that they stand for what is morally right... but the definiti
by balabaster 12y ago
I would second this. I think everyone wants to believe that the U.S. Government is trustworthy and that they stand for what is morally right... but the definition of madness is to continue doing the same thing and expecting different results. Too much has gone on in recent history that shows the Government is not trustworthy. You can't expect to keep being caught betraying the trust of your countrymen and expect them to continue trusting what you have to say.
Whether this is North Korea or not, the fact is, the only information appearing to confirm that has thus far appeared to come from or have perhaps been coerced by the Government... given the Government has proven themselves time and again not to be trusted, what are we supposed to believe? Is it North Korea? Is the evidence credible? Has it been fabricated?
What are we supposed to think?