I care because I don't want our democracy to turn into a tyranny.

Again, I hate war, however there are just wars.

Look, I hate war, however there are just wars and most of the wars the US has fought in were just. Killing our fellow children of God is upsetting and horrible, but I was just pointing out that the just wars that the US has fought in make The United States of America the defender of freedom and democracy on this beautiful planet Earth.

I apologize if I came off as rude, from my perspective we were just having a civilized political debate and I thought I won said debate.

So do you agree that the media is covering up crimes by Democrats like spygate and the Clinton email scandal?

@THErealRYEtoast So are you saying the media bias is deceptive and immoral?

But if someone said "all of them" and I cite an example defeating their comment, why don't I win?

So you're saying that if you criticize a criminal, you're going to criticize your wife unreasonably.

Okay however war is not always xenophobic because you do not hate the individual, rather what they are fighting for. People have been forced to fight for things that they do not believe in such as Nazi Germany, however when a US soldier killed a Nazi it was not because they hated the other soldier, but what they were fighting for.

Ok, we are citing different definitions. I am citing the google definition which states, "dislike or prejudice of people from other countries", so we both are correct.

So you guys think that the US shouldn't be involved in foreign affairs?

Xenophobia is the hatred of people that live in other countries.

The people need to recognize when there is a crisis such as abortion being legal in the US. It is not the concept of reproductive freedom that I disagree with, however it is the concept of murdering unborn babies.

Manuel Gallego I see your point, however when the US annexed land it was to support the spread of democracy and freedom throughout the world. I'm specifically referring to your response to WWII I say this because the Allies dividing what was once Nazi controlled Berlin is not immoral, however the influence of the US is for good reasons.

I wouldn't say fighting Confederates or Nazis is xenophobic.

How did we immorally benefit from the following wars? World War I, World War II, The Revolutionary War, The War of 1812, The Korean War, and The Civil War. Thanks

That is pathetic, you do not know what you are talking about.

Thanks Andrew Yang, I would like for you to name one unjust war that the United States of America has immorally benefited from.

You are correct, as you are in most of your comments on debates pertaining specifically to those on this website.

@Julia - A beating heart and brain activity to be ended with pain (yes, it is scientifically proven that the murdering of an unborn baby will cause pain to the aforementioned fetus) is wrong, and the Democratic Party is a proud supporter of the "Human Rights Movement", however denies the right to human life. So yes life beginning at conception is the only logical and fair line to draw to define where human life exists, so that is denying the right to human life (aka: living, which is denied in the process of murdering a baby, aka: abortion). #Logic