well ot liiks loke ya'll git me, o pressed the letter o instead if the letter i.
of inly they were cliser ti each ither in the keybiard.
Guess o list the game.
Abraham Lincoln - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Spoiler: show
And researching that reminded me of this:
Alberto Gonzales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I mean there's plenty of corruptibility in the American government, it's pretty indiscriminate of political affiliation, though it seems like Republicans aren't as good at covering it up. Plus to play Devil's Advocate, Bush didn't go through with a lot of the things mentioned in this article (my university newspaper included this AP article today), but that doesn't mean that it's okay to consider restricting the liberties expressed in the Constitution.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki Death Toll
Greek Civil War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Philippines Huk Rebellion 1946-1954
Jayuya Uprising - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Korean War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1953 Iranian coup d'état - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1954 Guatemalan coup d'état - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1958 Lebanon crisis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Vietnam War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bay of Pigs Invasion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ba'ath Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Panama Rioting 1964
Indonesian killings of 1965–66 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dominican Republic 1960-1966 KH
US foreign policy in Guatemala
1973 Chilean coup d'état - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
ok i'm gonna stop, I only reached the 40s-70s here, but it's about 7 million now
you get the point
Don't forget Dresden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia even though that was in collaboration with the RAF
We can even bring up Disarmed Enemy Forces - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
McCarthyism. It never happened.
I think I'm being trolled here. You did say "directly responsible" did you not? I see 5 in there that the US government was directly responsible for, TOPS.
Directly responsible: Dropping a big fucking bomb on civilian targets.
Indirectly responsible: Telling a group of Cubans to revolt and then not backing them up.
Induces Mood Dissonance every time I hear of The Dresden Files or Dresden Codak or Dresden, Tennessee!
Wait, I'm confused...Egon likes cocks?
There are already mods posting in this thread, so I'm sure I don't even need to say this. But think of it as a friendly caution, for your benefit.
You realize there is a fine line between debating and trolling, and you're dancing right on it. I'm not even talking about the funny kind of trolling, either. Your posts are becoming downright spiteful, and serve no purpose but to attack others.
Remember, there are sharks in these waters, and they'd love to taunt you into crossing that line. Don't let them.
what year is this anyway
let it fuckin go
Egon presents a very solid argument for birth control tbh
Guartz forgot the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, where we trained the freedom fighters & supplied them covertly with everything from Israeli AK-47 knockoffs to anti-tank missiles.
Ha, at the end of Rambo III, the movie gives a dedication to the "gallant people of Afghanistan."
Sooo, whats your point? That I have a bad choice of words or that those conflicts "technically" don't count?
You know, inciting riots, financially backing coups, providing logistics and arms to gorillas is pretty direct involvement. I don't know how you can see that as something else.
You gotta understand, I didn't list ALL of the conflicts U.S was involved with. Some I thought were not outright evil. U.S has had a military operation every year since ww2.
That's only the ones we know about.
There is a term for this. Democide I believe..
But overall, we don't kill as many people as dictatorships. Although, we have no problem instituting dictatorships on others.
I think we're just an empire - like any other empire. We behave accordingly.
There is no correlation between our domestic prosperity (as in our 'sense' of it, our domestic reality; how we go about our day with work/school/play) and our external behavior.
A good example is when people are labeled anti-American. That presupposes that you first believe that our external behavior defines 'us'. That, THAT is all we are. It's a prominent part of our collective identity but we mean different things to different people.