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I don't think you're wrong about any of the points you made at all. I still think that the influence of the US is not actually the cause worldwide. Do you thi
by etaioinshrdlu 8y ago
I don't think you're wrong about any of the points you made at all.
I still think that the influence of the US is not actually the cause worldwide.
Do you think it's a sustained psychological attack by the US on all countries in the world?
But then our enemies would stand up against that. They don't seem to. They seem more anti drug than we are. (China)
I think the simplest explanation is that China wants it this way and it's their lucid choice. Maybe they have a massively deluded society? Are all societies massively deluded about pretty much everything? I guess that's a possibility. But it is a strong point to make.
- hardwaresofton 8y agoI think it's actually the shared morality that seems to have gripped the world. Maybe it originated in the west, but I don't think so, I think it's been around longer than that. I could get really tinfoil-hat-y and say that it's often just a method of control (hard work as virtue to motivate people at the bottom of the pyramid), but I think it's safer to say that most of the time for one reason or another most societies decided the best way to attack the problem was through propaganda.