Ronyn, on 15 February 2015 - 10:02 AM, said:
We deliver more aid and food to other countries than any other country.
Yes. After you brought "democracy" to them.
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The driving force behind America is so that anyone, anywhere, no matter what part of the world you live in can have food, medicine and can raise a family and live in safety.
Good example! Not to forget the drug industry which is very interested in a constant delivering of medicine to countries, that have been brought "democracy" or have suffered under the consequences of the free enterprise system.
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Many other countries in the world don't share this view and many see America as a military might. Our military is only used for defense of our lifestyle...
You say it. It's your
lifestyle and of course you can protect it. Other countries, other culture, other behaviour. Not everyone has to be like you!
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...and to help other countries when they need help.
Again, many countries wouldn't need your help if you had left them alone in their
own country!
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Many of America's politician's view themselves as a police force. In today's world-wide structure, with countries having nuclear capacity and technology levels, many young or old countries need to be taught how to handle the newer technologies and they need to know how not to handle them, for the safety of the world we all live in.
No, simply no. They just have to get rid of all nuclear weapons
all over the world. I'm pretty sure that most ppl don't want any nuclear warheads even to exist!
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With that said, with Capitalism, Democracy, Communism, Religion and so forth, there are MANY variables which cause people to not see eye to eye and no one is going to bow down and declare world peace in a day.
I totally agree with you in that point!
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There are many inside of every country that fears change, America has these as well, many just don't want change and many profit off of change and no change. How do you balance those? Well, that's the issues causing the majority of the friction between countries in this day and age.
Nobody wants to get forced to change something, that's the point. We and our leaders are all able to speak with each other. You can talk about changing, share expreience, goods, resources. If there's a country you totally not agree with, let them alone, maybe they just need more time.
Words like "We have a right to develop weapons-grade uranium" are either a complete fabrication or a backlash of another countries enforcement not to do so while they have over 2000 warheads themselfes. That's absolutely ambivalent, cheeky and imho not the right way a countrie with a totally different culture shoud be treatet.
Some nuclear-warheads to have a good argument as an ace up one's sleeve? Well, maybe I could live with that. But look at the nuclear overkill we have right now.
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Think of America as a bee's nest. We spread out and pollinate the flowers, err countries, offering them help when they need...
You know, some bee colonies just don't tolerate each other. :-D
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...but when you poke the nest, or those allied to the nest, you get a swarm of bees that won't stop until the hive declares it's no longer worth it or the enemy has stopped moving.
Sure. Pretty understandable reaction. But normally those bee colonies that don't like each other stay in their own colonies or countries.
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That is the way it's supposed to work in theory, but many politicians inside of America as well as other countries tend to run things with their own agenda, and then things get skewed with diatribe, lies, slander and a general mistrust for whatever they represent. Every country has them.
Absolutely. I'll say it again, my negative mood is not directed to the ppl of america, but to those politicians, lobbyists and chairman of several companies or banks. We just don't need those intriguer beeings who are aiming for more and more money and power.
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With the media working against or for different governments it's easy to bend the will of those watching, but then again, Media is another weapon that countries have begun to employ. I live in America, but get most of my news from Science Journals posted from around the world, that is the closest to honest truth that I have been able to find so far. I refuse to watch American news, like others should also be wary of their own news in other countries. You have the internet, use it for more than games.
Well than you have your point and I'm ok with that. But I'm pretty surprised we both didn't read at least similar things.
Edited by Tarzilman, 16 February 2015 - 06:44 AM.