Resolved: The United States ought to be considered a 'good' country.

Let's finish up with Round 4. 1. Oklahoma a. I'm well aware that Oklahoma is considered a mid-western state; notice how, in my last post, I pointed that out; also, I live here. I consider my state south from the perspective of the entire United States; Oklahoma obviously lies on the southern half of the country. This doesn't at all prove, however, that the United States is 'good', so this argument isn't really relevant, anyway. 2. The KKK a. Just because they are 'fading away' does not excuse them of past atrocities; as I said before, your use of past presidents and events allows me to also use historical information, such as the KKK; Nazi Germany is obviously gone, but we certainly don't excuse the atrocities committed by the Nazi regime; proof of this would be what we call the Nuernberg Trials [http://en.wikipedia.org...], and the several other trials of Nazi war criminals in the many years after the fall of the Nazi regime; and, by analogy, KKK members also need to be held accountable for past actions; in fact, this is especially true, as many government officials were proven to be members of the KKK [http://www.cyberessays.com...]; and, even if we can agree that the KKK is subsiding, the list I have provided clearly shows the NUMEROUS other hate groups in America today. 3. The abortion doctor is bad, and the Bible says he ought to be executed. a. Jesus himself said in defense of an offender, "let he who is without sin cast the first stone"; obviously this man was trying to disobey God by answering murder with more murder, making a bad situation even worse; plus, I don't see how homosexuality ties in with abortion, so that's a bit irrelevant. b. Understand that I am also against abortion (anti-choice, not pro-life); however, I still don't find hypocrisy correct; if we don't find murdering a 'baby' to be moral, then how is murdering the doctor any more moral? The answer is that, it isn't; you can claim that abortion is wrong as much as you want, but until you claim that murder is RIGHT, then you have no argument. c. And, as an addendum, the only time that God would ever allow the killing of another human being is if the authorities that He put into place are the ones that are doing the killing; as God points out in both Romans and Hebrews, one must submit to all authority, as there as no authorities which God did not put into power [http://www.libertyforlife.com...]. Thus, even if the killing of Dr. Tiller was morally justified, the government would have been the one instructed to do it, not some rogue individual; so, as we can see, even your Biblical argument supports my position, and in this case, we can see that America is clearly not 'good' as far as this rogue citizen is concerned. 4. Profanity a. My opponent never directly answered the argument; what I'm saying is that, the US Government is trying to put a ban on swearing, imposing hefty fines and excessive jail time for offenses against such a law; as our 1st Amendment rights give us the ability to swear (as the f word, for example, causes no physical damage, and little more than an emotional sting), we can see that America is clearly in the wrong by trying to impose such a ban. I have proven through many arguments that America is not only 'not good', but is outright 'bad'; while I have given multiple pieces of evidence, smooth logic, and coherent arguments, my opponent has simply not done the same; he has abandoned many of his arguments, which I pointed out in Round 3, he is making assertions based on Biblical evidence that my opponent even admits he "can't remember... exactly", and has simply tossed me a flawed position based on sloppy logic; as we can clearly see, there's no other way to vote than all 7 points CON. And remember, kids: F*ck America!