I don't think it's political to talk about the objective practices and standards of a country's government through what they've actually done throughout the years.... Welp, this thread start to become too political to my taste, got to throw something to defuse this. I go first
Unfortunately, orz, it is one of the cons of being a super nation. You suddenly have responsibility to prevent both downfall of any country and rise of anti nationalist groups, all over the world.
Shades of truth here. Also US foreign policy is very much anti nationalist, although they will work with almost anyone so long as they bend the knee (actual Nazis in Ukraine). The only country that promotes nationalism on a global scale is Russia, because a nationalist government is more likely to leave NATO or the EU. (A good thing imo) The US is fixated on keeping it's spot as global hegemon, but maintaining that position is impossible.As well as exploitation of weak third world countries, warmongering, spying on literally everything and everyone...
Keyword being objective here.I don't think it's political to talk about the objective practices and standards of a country's government through what they've actually done throughout the years.
But Santa is Finnish? Are you saying there is a 50% chance Santa doesn't exist?... Welp, this thread start to become too political to my taste, got to throw something to defuse this. I go first
Well, I just want to light up the mood.I don't think it's political to talk about the objective practices and standards of a country's government through what they've actually done throughout the years.
Shades of truth here. Also US foreign policy is very much anti nationalist, although they will work with almost anyone so long as they bend the knee (actual Nazis in Ukraine). The only country that promotes nationalism on a global scale is Russia, because a nationalist government is more likely to leave NATO or the EU. (A good thing imo) The US is fixated on keeping it's spot as global hegemon, but maintaining that position is impossible.
No, Santa lived on the North pole not Finnish.But Santa is Finnish? Are you saying there is a 50% chance Santa doesn't exist?
He lives in north pole, orz, but he was born in finland!No, Santa lived on the North pole not Finnish.
#IndiaSuperpower2030The US is fixated on keeping it's spot as global hegemon, but maintaining that position is impossible.
Hah! who said he was born in Finland!? He was born in Patara, near Myra in modern-day Turkey during the Roman Empire.but he was born in finland!
A lot of those stats are cherry picked / flat out wrong. America has a lot of huge outliers just because it is so big and the population is so diverse.Well, I just want to light up the mood.
No, Santa lived on the North pole not Finnish.
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I am sorry Canada? Do you mean Northern Michigan?Wait for people from MURICA to come and say how shitty Canada is while shedding tears of blood deep inside, understanding that they can't live there.