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Eh, I'll give it a go, although I realize the goalposts have not been properly fixed here. You can argue about what a "great country" is, what "theft" is and wh
by D_Alex 8y ago
Eh, I'll give it a go, although I realize the goalposts have not been properly fixed here. You can argue about what a "great country" is, what "theft" is and what is a "valuable resource". No country is a saint, at least no large country.
Anyway, I nominate Germany as a counterpoint to your thesis. Germany's greatness has not been built on theft, but on hard work and skill of the Germans. When Germany tried theft, or rather conquest, they failed badly, but when they got on with developing their own country rather than war, they succeeded pretty spectacularly.
Do you agree...?
- gammateam 8y agoI proposed Germany in this same thread and it got shot down because they didnt pay market rate for anything Others said the Marshall Plan was a subsidy and they also defaulted in their debt So I would have agreed 22 hours ago but not now