Is America evil?
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Possibly. That's a very subjective claim. Not saying that it isn't true but that's something that is very hard to quantify.
I still fail to see how this discussion is relevant to what I said about the United States.
I think that a country that put Human beings on the moon, has robots on Mars and has sent a satellite/probe outside of the Solar System has contributed to human greatness on a large scale. I also think a country who committed genocide of one people and enslaved another has contributed a great shame and crime on a large scale.
They both happen to be the same country.
Camile.Bidan
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I think places like liberia are Evil. full of death and cannibalism. Child solders. Child Sacrifices. Guys killing women and then keeping their vaginas in their wallets as a totem. People shytting on Beaches. Daily mob killings. Most women have been rape in their lives. Aids everywhere.
I think Japan is a very Evil place too. They colonized and pillaged all of Asia, and the pretend like it never happened. They have a shrive that Honors all the war criminals that raped women, and used children as scientific experiments. The guys dress up like girls and behave like women. The culture is full of Tentacle-porn, Video games where one dates underage women (or boys). A fascination with submissive "School Girls".
In America, The Prog world (San francisco/ Hollywood) is definitely a place of evil, but I don't know about the rest of america.
I think Japan is a very Evil place too. They colonized and pillaged all of Asia, and the pretend like it never happened. They have a shrive that Honors all the war criminals that raped women, and used children as scientific experiments. The guys dress up like girls and behave like women. The culture is full of Tentacle-porn, Video games where one dates underage women (or boys). A fascination with submissive "School Girls".
In America, The Prog world (San francisco/ Hollywood) is definitely a place of evil, but I don't know about the rest of america.
Cat piss martini
Veteran
history says that the white man is a abomination.
empires have risen and fell for thousands
of years and america will meet the same fate.
empires have risen and fell for thousands
of years and america will meet the same fate.
You may be giving the OP too much credit, but the answer is still no.
... and to those that say yes, I'd like to know what are you comparing it too? what metric are you using?
Mikael Blowpiff
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Historically Britain is probably more evil
Those are far to subjective to be meaningful, but let me ask, are there any nations that measure "good" on your ethics scale?
subjective how? as in you personally dont know the difference between right and wrong? or people in general can't agree on the difference between right and wrong?
Julius Skrrvin
I be winkin' through the scope
And they're rarely called on it
little island full of demons but they spread their sickness everywhere :hovlol:
Ethics are pretty subjective, varying between cultures, ages, sex's, etc. and whats right or wrong... or just/unjust, can be equally subjective.
Some would say invading Iraq was right, some would say it was wrong... Its pure opinion/perspective.
Now there is definitely universally preferred behavior, but if your going to start down this objective morality/ethics path, we will just have to agree to disagree.
Its worth noting Britain led the way on ending slavery.And they're rarely called on it
little island full of demons but they spread their sickness everywhere :hovlol:
imo ethics are objective in the sense that everyone pretty much knows the difference between right and wrong.
for example, when you strip away all the political and economic reasons for invading iraq, it's obvious the US was in the wrong. we harmed those people and disrupted the progress of the country by invading... and harming people is wrong, simple as that.
basic logic tells us the difference between right and wrong. sh*t is simple but we make it way more complicated.
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