I didn't say it was. Read in context. I agreed it's more hated today than it was then, but there are reasons for that. People have access to information that they didn't have back then. People can form their opinion based on more than they could back then.
Right. That's exactly my poitn. I don't care why it was. In my original post, I had said that America was the most hated during Bush's reign than it ever had been. Then you decided to say:
That's just because there's more people in the world now. In the 60's, American's wouldn't even defend the US (Vietnam) and the entire world voiced their disgust with the United States. Not to mention, there's more means for conversing nowadays, more people can voice their opinions on anything.
And I was basically saying who cares? If we're arguing about what period America was most hated in, it was the Bush reign, even if it didn't deserve to be (although it did). And if you're saying that that times were worse during the 60's, than they were during the Bush era, and the only reason they weren't more hated is because there was less media back then, I still call bullshit. There was still the news, everyone still knew what was going on, and people could still discuss it with other people. Even if there was the internet and all that during the 60's, the hatred level would still not be the same as it was during the Bush era.
Oh, also, you mention in your previous post how people in America wouldn't even defend, and woudl dislike, what their own country was doing. Well that's the same now. People in America hated Bush, and all the shit he was doing as well. It wasn't just people outside the US.
