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Why is it better to be spied upon by a “democratic” country? Especially if that country has been known to start a dozen wars and topple numerous regimes in the
by Grustaf 7y ago
Why is it better to be spied upon by a “democratic” country? Especially if that country has been known to start a dozen wars and topple numerous regimes in the last decade or so?
- mantas 7y agoWhen you gotta pick one, even tiny difference is a difference.
- Grustaf 7y agoYeah but I’m not sure the US is your best bet for enemy. No country has started more wars, possibly in history.
- mantas 7y agoIf you're an ally, that doesn't matter that much. Coming from eastern europe and seeing what happened in Ukraine, I see trigger-happiness of US as an advantage. If Russia comes banging at our doors, I don't trust Germany or France to do more than issue a stern letter. China? I'm pretty sure they wouldn't give a fuck. US of A? That's our only bet TBH.
- Grustaf 7y agoBecause when the US started a civil war and ousted your leader to install a chocolate oligarch backed by militant nazi thugs it was purely for your benefit, right? Not in order to plunder the country.
- mantas 7y agoSorry to hear you're brainwashed by Putin's propaganda. That puts your other posts in a different light.
- Grustaf 7y agoWhat part of that statement do you take issue with? Was Poroshenko not a chocolate oligarch? Was he not installed by the West after a coup? Are the Right sector not Nazi thugs?
- thewileyone 7y agoAt least 60 since WWII. One direct result of US interference are the ongoing issues in the Middle East.