[Prodigy9]

People, it is all comes down to a little organization called, The UN. Go read up on the regulations. Then you will find some interesting things.

I wish the UN was "little."

[Psychoshaman]

You spelled ceiling wrong.

[smithsps]

People, it is all comes down to a little organization called, The UN. Go read up on the regulations. Then you will find some interesting things.

'plain.

[Wxclm]

This is why you live in a nice country called Australia. Economy booming...No military threat...nations want us on their side for war...

Australia represent.

[texas_hitman]

raising the debt limit when we are already in debt is more stupid than me spamming "I AM THE LAW".

[ramien123]

Instead of what the political parties are thinking of, I vote that America reminds the world that it has nuclear weapons by obliterating North and South Dakota.

Wait, the debt ceiling? Oh, oh right. The debt ceiling. Uh, the destruction of the Dakota's will scare everyone into giving the US money, and remove the need to raise the debt ceiling. Yes.

In conclusion, I hate the Dakotas.

[s292r]

Don't worry, us Welsh will help you if you get into any wars.

[catsfuzz]

Don't worry, us Welsh will help you if you get into any wars.

Lol. I will call you the next time my Chinese friend shoves a nuke down my throat. Thanks s2!

[savesthedazed]

I could probably rant and rave about the current status of the American political system for a good amount of time, but I find it tiring to do in real life, much less on the Internet. I will simply say that our politicians either need to grow up, put party politics behind them and do what is best for AMERICANS (not themselves) or we need to go back to the old days when being a politician was a privilege and a duty, not a paid job. Perhaps making them go back to their day jobs in addition to serving as a congressman might put them back in touch with their constituents. Or at the very least, only those truly interested in serving would run for office.

[Wxclm]

I could probably rant and rave about the current status of the American political system for a good amount of time, but I find it tiring to do in real life, much less on the Internet. I will simply say that our politicians either need to grow up, put party politics behind them and do what is best for AMERICANS (not themselves) or we need to go back to the old days when being a politician was a privilege and a duty, not a paid job. Perhaps making them go back to their day jobs in addition to serving as a congressman might put them back in touch with their constituents. Or at the very least, only those truly interested in serving would run for office.

Wise words my friend...Wise words.