<p>One American’s view of Partisanism:
“That America, the most powerful nation on earth, has turned her back on this horrific genocide, speaks volumes
Who cares about millions of displaced refugees, and hundreds of thousands being murdered? There is no oil. Nothing for the greedy. Disgraceful.”
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<p>Another’s:</p>
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"Allow that helping countries like Sudan out of their moral morass and genocidal tendencies is the patriotic thing to do, rather than using the tragedy as a stick to beat the “dumb-American” with would go a long way toward changing sentiments where they absolutely need changing.</p>
<p>Darfur and Sudan are, however you cut it, first a tragedy of Sudan, then Africa, then the world (of which America is an important part)–not the table-talk of political elitists: It deserves more than cheap political slogans and short-sighted hypocrisy: more than a political pose. It deserves a patriotic effort of Americans, not another diatribe of hate-America-first.
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<p>That’s right. They are very different.</p>
<p>For someone reason you put the imperative on the “civilized” west and america to move to action. First and foremost the responsibility lies with africans and christians in africa to stop the slaughter of their people, but its a shame the arab bloc and muslim bloc is too strong</p>