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Why shouldn't the U.S. support any one country over the other?
How about answering that?
So many people are so worried about being politically correct?
Why shouldn't the U.S. have a better relationship with a country that has its interests and policies more in-line with its own?
Why shouldn't any coutry follow this same idea?
Nobody is asking why the U.S. supports South Korea more than they do Norht Korea?
Why have Free Trade with Canada and Mexico but not the rest of the world?
The reason is that the U.S. does not (and should not) treat everyone the same if they are not the same.
If there was no difference betwee two nations then it would make sense to ask why one has preferential treatment.
For example if there were two Canadas where everything was exactly the same yet the U.S. had a different foreign policy for each, the question of "why" would make sense.
However, different nations with different levels of compatibility require different approaches.
<i>Note: Compatibilities are not always ideological, in fact they are often financial.</i>
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Sticky The Stickman
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