uld they be forced to do so? It is my personal beliefs as a socialist and as a subjective viewer of the dilemmas facing today’s youth that “tough luck” is not the solution to poverty. Not only have we become inhumane in our “paper chasing”, but the very spirit of being rich would turn brother against brother. Yet while we have major problems with somebody dabbling in drugs, there is no evil in our life’s purpose to “succeed” in being better than others? Externally, America is now shoving our moral, economic, and political beliefs down the throats of the world’s countries. To some extent we should be involved in terms of protecting human rights. Hence the brutality which we have not interfered with in Afghanistan. Even the Soviet Union before it’s breakup warned the Afghan’s to cease their medieval practices. The United States had direct information about the persecution of the Jewish community in Germany, yet did nothing until we we’re directly involved in the war. We even regulated Jewish immigration pre-war. When human rights are violated, America doesn’t care unless it affects the almighty dollar sign. Which is where the world policing comes into effect. America does not have the right to tell other countries how to govern their people. For instance, look at the economic fallout of Russia. Now how exactly have these people been liberated? I only see an economic and political system that does not function for this region, being forced upon them. The Soviet Union was not half as corrupt as we would like to think so. Women we’re given equal rights as men and all colors and ethnic groups we’re given equality. Now, Russia, because of our interference, no longer has the means to finish it’s “cleaning up project” which the U.S.S.R. had planned to make bold new environmental standards with. On top of that, people now have little, if an...
