Shædow Poet
20 years ago
Ok, I have to debate this at school, just wondering what your opinion is (and maybe a bit of help :-)). |
NK
20 years ago
lol i would personally think that the US are just complete dickheads with enough power to kill themselves.. |
Mel
20 years ago
I agree, Bob. I also must say, yes, we should fear the USA. Look at us across the water in Britain, we've become so far up Bush's ass that we might just as well become another of America's states! What is for sure, is that when the big boys start firing we'll be the first to be knocked out of the race. America and Britain are acting like the world's police force; a police force that nobody wants. As for Iraq - was that all about fuel? |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
The world will fear whatever nation is in hyperpower. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
Sometimes it's necessary to instill fear. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
The US is as predictable as we can get without losing our upper hand. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
Why is my opinion any more biased than yours? I totally agree with that, and what I said was not biased, but correct. |
Shædow Poet
20 years ago
Hmm... well I'd fear the world more if there was no USA (If that even makes sense). But i understand what everyone is saying. |
Mel
20 years ago
Hey, we the English have been the bastards in the past -centuries of bastardization in fact! I don't think there's anything we didn't do in the name of trade and wealth. I digress. But I'll tell you one thing, comrades. Bush scares me more than anything in the USA. He seems like the fat kid in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory: he just can't keep is fucking nose out! Dangerous. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
All of that is true, but what is predictable about us is that if there is no political reasoning behind our motives then there wont be action. The countries that are involved politically with us KNOW what the likelyhood of us attacking or taking action is, and the first domino would not be set off by US, but them. That's what makes us predictable. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
If the hyperpowers shift, we dont know how predictable the next country will be for a while while things settle down. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
Nada: You need to re read my post. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
I was just using China as an example, it's most likely going to be an Asian country that sparks a power shift and therefore another world war, but it could be Spain or any other nation really. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
People shouldnt talk about what they dont know ;) |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
Nope. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
OK, well there is a little known stage between the glass being half full and half empty, and that is half filled. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
JPM: You're asshole is actually the one that does the talking, as do your balls. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
If forced, the US would have no say in the matter. |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
You know why there will eventually be a WW3? |
Kaitlin Kristina
20 years ago
That's ridiculous. |
*Vendetta*
19 years ago
it's kind of disturbing how much people generalize or globalize in here...I mean honestly, you can't say all americans are like this, just as you can't say all astralians are like this and so on and so forth...it's just...naive and stupid. |
*Vendetta*
19 years ago
I feel hated now, i'm never going to travel to another country, they may beat the crap out of me because i'm an american. Hey, you never know... |
Shædow Poet
19 years ago
In my question, I *AM* meaning a generalisation of America. Not necesserily the people, but the influence George W Bush has on other countries. He could order war, Australia's JoHn Howard would follow. |
Hayley Marie
19 years ago
sure!!! why not?! |