If America had no enemies???
Byrnzie
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I wonder what America and the world would be like if the U.S had no enemies? If America's enemy wasn't communism, if it wasn't drugs - remember the Noriega saga? - if it wasn't terrorism. Could the U.S survive without having a perpetual enemy and therefore an excuse to keep it's gigantic arms trade functioning? Would it resemble the America of the early part of the 20th Century? An America which minded it's own business and was more inward looking rather than militaristic and expansionist?
Did the U.S make a Faustian pact with the devil on August 6th 1945 when it dropped an atomic bomb on Japan?
Did the U.S make a Faustian pact with the devil on August 6th 1945 when it dropped an atomic bomb on Japan?
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If Christians had no enemies...........
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................................Who would they all blame for their bad behavior?
The same could be said for all of them. You really think the USA is the only one?
Get a grip.
Yeah, they are pests. Club 'em all!
I really don't care what kind of response this post gets. America is damned if we do and damned if we don't. That is the TRUTH.
The Brits have been doing plenty.
Check any of your national/international/local newsources for examples.
"If there were no angels, would there be no sin?"
I didn't say that America is the only one. I asked a question which you were incapable of answering. Get a grip.
That wasn't the point. the question referred to America and whether the country would be a qualitively different place without it's obsession with enemies. A lot of the American authors I admire lived in a time when America was a land of opportunity and new beginnings, and of inward expansionism as opposed to outward looking, aggressive, militaristic expansionism. And I'm only going back 50 years or so and beyond into it's past. I was wondering if anyone here felt nostalgic for that period in America's history and if anyone had any views on when and why the change occured?
there is that one common link ...
Again, the question remains unanswered.