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>allies No, we're vassals. The USA orders and we obey, whether it's supporting their military machine or handing over information, people, research, or economi
by anvandare 13y ago
>allies
No, we're vassals. The USA orders and we obey, whether it's supporting their military machine or handing over information, people, research, or economical advantages. It's a hegemony.
>the misdeeds that seems to have returned from the dark ages
You've been fed propaganda. The crimes have always been there. The USA has always supported tyranny, cruelty, and crimes against humanity if it served its best interests (like every other country, I might add.)
>we deserve the same protection as American citizens
If the government wants someone naked, chained, and tortured in some foreign place, it'll happen. No matter who it is. True? Maybe not (yet), but it's telling enough that it sounds plausible, no?
- youngerdryas 13y agoThe poor helpless Europeans, laboring under the yoke of their North American oppressors. Exactly what method is being used to relieve you of your responsibility for your own country?
- lrem 13y agoUm, well, the one-sideness of how everything is treated? An European boy charged with making a website aggravating an American corporation? Handcuff and to the plane (yep, that was stopped by a court, but still)! An American businessman charged with commanding the murder of an European chief of police? No, sorry, we won't hand you our citizen (search for the case of general Papała). Even if this is not stated in any treaties, it's simply the practice.