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I hope that somebody else remembers this, because I can't remember the details, but there was once a criminal who was wanted by the Cuban Government. He was over in America, and America denied Cuba the criminal and continued to harbour him.
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There's a difference between harboring a random criminal and harboring a terrorist who's wanted worldwide, had a 25 million dollar bounty on his head and was supposedly responsible for the deaths of 3000 people.
If you know someone like that is hiding in your country and you block any kind of attempt to retrieve him, that tells the rest of the world that you support what that person did.
Still, it could just as well have been an op the Pakistani's weren't even aware of because the US didn't want to risk tipping off Osama. I'm sure there's plenty of people in the Pakistani government that were at least somewhat loyal to Osama.
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Is that supposed to make America sound good? I don't think it does.
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It makes them sound defensively aggressive, which is the way the US has defended itself since the first nuke on Hiroshima. That's why there's still a sub floating around that has 24 nukes on board. It sucks that such a strategy is needed but it's pretty damn effective.