What can the individual american citizen do to improve our countries sad state of affairs?

Question

Steve M, becasue there are worse places we should bury our head in the sand? I get your drift

Answer 1

The only country I'm interested in improving is the US, what other countries did you mean?

I have been to 22 foreign countries - Europe, South American, Middle East, Asia. Our country's state of affairs is better than all the others.

Answer 2

Start taking care of your families. They are the most important gift we have. Help a neighbor. Everything can not be left up to the government. The people need to be involved with each other in positive ways.

Answer 3

Earn more, spend less.

Answer 4

Sad state of affairs?  Maybe you should move to a better place, like the beautiful utopia of Cuba or the free thinking of the middle east.  Or the African countries.  Do you get my drift here?

Answer 5

Abolish War everywhere takes away from Social Programs.

Set up alternate Community currancy. Vote Green not Dem or Repub. Former n***s have been tools of past Admins in Latin America. 100,000 dead at least the result. Torture,murder,rapes.

Answer 6

Watch Zeitgeist and ENDGAME, then either write a bunch of letters or hide in Yahoo Answers.  :-)

Answer 7

Stop electing idiots.

Answer 8

I am told that the Americans are the most spend thrift. They are congenital wastrels. The credit culture has ruined them. I wish the Americans do a soul searching. They need to cultivate the habit of saving. Saving is a great virtue. Not because you become rich by saving but saving gives enough elbow room for you to do charity. In the sixties, the third world countries know of America as a philanthropic nation. You need to save in order to give. Americans are capable of this philanthropy and thereby regain the glory that they lost.

Answer 9

put God back in the schools, let families have their family time, don't allow guns(I'm against guns), respect people, put down the price of gas, man, the list goes on and on.

Answer 10

1.Participate fully in our political system.  It may not be utopia but there is no better one.  2.  Educate ones self on public matters that affect you or your home town.  Then, advocate what you want to happen at town hall meetings, political meetings, etc. 3.  Be curtious to your fellow Americans.  A better society than what we live in today would be one in which people were curtious, and respectful, even in disagreement.  4.  Don't operate from a point of view that we are # 1 in anything.  Learn from the community of the world.