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The US happily enforces its rules on other nations on a regular basis.
by ceejayoz 1y ago
The US happily enforces its rules on other nations on a regular basis.
- bluGill 1y agoEvery country tries that on a regular basis. The US might have more power on the world stage, but everyone tries it once in a while. If you look at history the US has been very restrained with using their power (which isn't a high bar)
- ceejayoz 1y agoI don't disagree; the point is it's a little rich to go on about "her own country", "subject to her own laws", and "independence" given that context.
- lingrush4 1y agoDo you also think it's hypocritical that the Dallas Cowboys try to sack the other team's quarterback even though they don't want their own quarterback sacked?
- MangoToupe 1y agoThe Dallas Cowboys operates according to team rules that encourages such violence. The entire point of international cooperation is to prevent the sort if wonton violence our military engaged in the last 80 years. God willing, someone in this country or in another one will work up the nerve to erase such a malignant cancer out of existence eventually.
- ceejayoz 1y agoThis is more like the Dallas Cowboys threatening to shoot up your locker room if you sack their quarterback.
- nothrabannosir 1y agoGridiron football is explicitly a zero sum game. Coexisting as sovereign states isn’t, and it would be quite sad to learn any of us see it that way.