global issues for international students---please respond

b_r_um
Tue, 07 Oct 2008 19:23:35 +0000

Lol…


I am sure that in the US there are more things to do after high school than to work, go to college or join the military. In addition to any combination of the above things (e.g. work 30 hours a week and go to college part-time), there are other options like traveling, starting a family or helping out at home. Once you come up with an exhaustive list of all the things one could possibly do after high school, I guarantee that that list will be true for any other country in the world as well.
I think it’s funny that you are using the phrase “War on Terror”. Have you ever thought about how many “wars” the US is fighting? There’s the “War on Terror”, the “War on Drugs” and a “War on Poverty”. It’s not surprising that a country fighting that many battles at once is doing very poorly in all of them…
“Is your country taking any action to fight the climate changes?” Wow… You do realize that the US is the most underdeveloped country in terms of climate-protection meassures world wide?