People hate America because we are the best, plain and simple. We are the Hot Chick that everybody hates because she is so beautiful, the jock who everyone wants to be. We have our problems, just like anyone else, like that same hot chick who pukes after every meal, or the jock who's dad beats him. Envy makes people do crazy things; think of that person who had everything when you were younger. You probably had no reason to hate them, but you did because they had what you wanted. If they were middle class you probably would have been best friends. We as a country have worked hard to get to the top, and our problems are mild compared to the rest of the world. But being the superpower we are, all antions look to us to cover there ass when the shit hits the fan. It's like the big brother you hated who was a jerk 24/7, but if someone messed with you he was right there to back you up regardless if you asked him to. The only downfall to the United States is that we now have a GQ media princess president who is as sly as a snake in the grass, saying one thing for all of you who have no clue to believe blindy and doing another.

I love to hear ignorant comments from C average liberal studies majors about the military, it gives me a good grasp of what type of workforce we can look forward to in the next 15 years. There is a reason the U.S. military, and specifically the U.S. Marines, are the greatest fighting and defense force in the world, and that is because of training. Those of you writing your comments from "java joe bucks" outside of "Insert Liberal arts college here" have not and will not ever have the fortitude to put your life on the line to protect your family and country, and yes that even includes protecting the right for you to bash the same folks who protect your rights in the first place. It is impossible to train somebody for a job where everyday could be your last by being "kind and understanding". You mothers of America types have slowly desecrated the only way there is to train soilders - You break them down physically and mentally until they are inches from there breaking point, and then build them back up to the point where they are ready to carry the world on there shoulders. You cannot mentally prepare a 18 year old kid from Rhode Island to fight a war by "respect and understanding", nor can you train some Iraqi Policeman, who will indefinatley be in contact with much violence and turmoil as soon as his training is completed, by filling his heart with kindness. If you want to be the one with all the opinions, make sure you have experienced what you are bashing. It is easy to have an opinion from a keyboard, but the logic in your statement shows enormous naiveness.

I've been to Iraq recent and just got back in July 2008. I have to say i agree with him all the way and understand his anger. After all, IP's and IA's do work with insurgents and help plant the IED's.

@ Bassam how about you actually do a tour in iraq or in the military before you start making uneducated statements. The U.S knows exactly what goes on inside Iraq and handles matters accordingly. I've worked with Iraqi's before and i can honestly say while not all of them are bad, MOST of them aren't committed to their jobs and are well known to have ties with terrorists. So once again, if you don't haven't been to war or served in the military, i suggest you STFU. You forget that you're on the outside looking in and only see what's on TV. This has nothing to do with American rrogance.