well, thx but forget your viewpoint.

Submitted by Eins (Viet Nam), Feb 14, 2009 at 12:36

thx for your reply. however, i'm a physicist and my nationality isn't vietnamese, how can i interfere with Vietnamese politics like you hope.
i simply use the chance i'm invited to work here to know more 'bout democratism. my country 's political system is constitutional monarchy, which i dont prefer. usually, i only care 'bout in politics r issues related to muslim.
with regard to to the way you call Obama's way to change: what kind precisely???

well, traditions are important but i think i think diplomatic policy can not be called tradition 'coz such policies depend on benefits. therefore such traditionalists can be called outmoded die-hard if they cant cite precise evidence to show the malbenefits of new things. hence,even if 1 day, Obama's policies get crashed, i will still think such ppl to be luckylings who happen to have more chance to blab w/out reasons but "traditions".

some guys on this sites who declare BO ' s failure can be deemed die-hard 4 real. of 'coz there r many viewpoints opposing BO's work but they may not be conservatives' . 4 example: ... pessimistic predictions. and predictions are different from conservatives' imposing opinions, right?
and you know what conservatism means? it's equal to neogressophobia.
in order to attain the best , there must be sacrifice-that 's obvious. is conservatism the best? no, obviously. but it should at least require only cheap sacrifices? no, conservatism forces us to pay same. so why follow it ? Obama's actions if terrible will at least help next generations avoid the steps he has to take.

still, i must confess i care for US economy more right now. 'coz it affects my work more and in general, it affects the economy of the whole global. if he can at least bring back glory to the economy, i dont think he will be a real failure if after 4 yrs.

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