U.S. citizenship, appreciated, never taking it for granted.

November 5, 2009 | kaunakakai, Hawaii | Vetting explained

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i just don't understand how someone who is born in the U.S.A. takes this privilege so for granted that they choose to commit henous crimes and violence. perhaps they need to have lived in some developing country where there is no freedom, education, sanitation, proper foods or security for their families to walk safely on the street and go to school without being in some danger. people fought for our diva lifestyles to be possible, and then there are guys who just ruin it for themselves and others with their shooting rampage or other crimes.

sure, we all got some disagreements about how things are run, but this hatred...i don't get it! i wished science had the ability to pick their brains.

i am sure when we ask immigrants who come here to live, they don't understand this either.

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