Breaking News US and Israel War Against Iran

TheNightKing said:
Easy to say when you not in the country doing fuck shit. Citizens are in the streets protesting. The only thing that hasn’t happened is a January 6th style insurrection.

Nobody even knows what a forceful removal of a US president by its citizens looks like.

If it’s going to happen, it has to be by pressure from republicans, from the military, or from other countries. Doesn’t have to be by force either.

The problem is Americans don’t feel uncomfortable enough yet.
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Like I said yall are either complicit or hostages/captives. You just don't realize it cause like you said Americans aren't uncomfortable enough yet. 🤷🏿‍♂️

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Freeman said:
Like I said yall are either complicit or hostages/captives. You just don't realize it cause like you said Americans aren't uncomfortable enough yet. 🤷🏿‍♂️

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Remember when we used to get told to mind our business about American politics it doesn't concern us lol

This is 100% correct they ain't uncomfortable enough yet and low-key that's the patriotic side they have that makes them put up with this.
 
Blue_London said:
Remember when we used to get told to mind our business about American politics it doesn't concern us lol

This is 100% correct they ain't uncomfortable enough yet and low-key that's the patriotic side they have that makes them put up with this.
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The politics don’t concern you cause nothing you can do about that. The results of our politics do concern you. But that’s the fault of you and @Freeman ’s countries for hitching your wagon to the US. Y’all were good with it as long as it benefited you, but now y’all want to act like y'all was never down with the set.

So when do your countries get uncomfortable enough to do something about it?
 
Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, has warned that the war in Iran could cause prolonged oil and commodity price shocks, the reshaping of global supply chains and lead to higher inflation and interest rates than investors expect.

Dimon called the conflict one of the biggest challenges facing the global economy in his annual letter to shareholders released this morning, a message that is closely watched by Wall Street and the business community. “The ongoing war in Ukraine, the conflict between Iran and both the United States and Israel, and other major hostilities across the globe should permanently dispel the illusion that the world is safe,” he said.
 
Freeman said:
Like I said yall are either complicit or hostages/captives. You just don't realize it cause like you said Americans aren't uncomfortable enough yet. 🤷🏿‍♂️

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There's no arguing this point anymore. The bold is 100%. For those of us that don't like this shit, we're pretty much helpless. The protesting doesn't matter because the people in power don't care. Contacting our representatives doesn't help because either aren't or can't do anything either. At this point, all traditional legal options out of the window. We can wait until the midterms and hope there's a blue wave, but Trump is already making moves to cheat during the elections. If he does that, what else is left but insurrection?

TheNightKing said:
The irony of this statement being posted on a US message board, lol. Yeah Trump is on some bullshit right now, but don’t act like y’all don’t love everything else about the US.
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lol Bruh, stop drinking the Kool-Aid. People outside of America love aspects of American culture the same way kids like going to the Zoo and watching animals goof around with each other. I don't think there are many people in developed nations looking at how Americans actually live and envying us. If anything, our inability to do anything about Trump has basically revealed how powerless people in this country actually are. This dude and his buddies are stealing from us right in our face, and we can't do anything about it.
 
TheNightKing said:
The politics don’t concern you cause nothing you can do about that. The results of our politics do concern you. But that’s the fault of you and @Freeman ’s countries for hitching your wagon to the US. Y’all were good with it as long as it benefited you, but now y’all want to act like y'all was never down with the set.

So when do your countries get uncomfortable enough to do something about it?
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TheNightKing said:
The irony of this statement being posted on a US message board, lol. Yeah Trump is on some bullshit right now, but don’t act like y’all don’t love everything else about the US.
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American exceptionalism.

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TheNightKing said:
Stop with he hyperbole bruh. You have no idea how what you’re suggesting will even play out. The scale is so far beyond “pick up a stick”.

I get it though, it’s fun to talk shit.
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Lol why would i as a European even suggest that?

Obviously our political systems are different but governments have been taken down in Europe for less not spending showing a lack of confidence in the market is powerful tool it does a lot more than an organised march
 
TheNightKing said:
The politics don’t concern you cause nothing you can do about that. The results of our politics do concern you. But that’s the fault of you and @Freeman ’s countries for hitching your wagon to the US. Y’all were good with it as long as it benefited you, but now y’all want to act like y'all was never down with the set.

So when do your countries get uncomfortable enough to do something about it?
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this is wild and so naive but debating has never changed anymore mind so we shall end here
 
All I’m saying is everybody is comfortable being tied to the US then want to complain when the US be on some fuck shit. Yes as citizens we should be compelled to do something about it. Yes we should have safe guarded ourselves from a tyrannical idiot like Trump. And yes we should do something about it. I’m not denying that. It’s just not as simple as pick up a stick. Hopefully we get cooler heads In power this year and in 2028. If not then it’s our fault and we get what we deserve.

At the same time, other countries and the world at large are culpable as well by tying themselves so tightly to US performance. It should not be the case that US actions should cause the entire world to fall into a recession. It should not be the case where the rest of the world has no means to counter US dumb shit.

We as citizens have painted ourselves into a corner but so has the rest of the world. I just hope we and everybody else has learned a lesson from this and tightens the safeguards against US bullshit.
 
Blue_London said:


Lol why would i as a European even suggest that?

Obviously our political systems are different but governments have been taken down in Europe for less not spending showing a lack of confidence in the market is powerful tool it does a lot more than an organised march
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The pick up a stick point wasn’t directed at you. To address your point though, not only are our political systems different but our geographies and demographics are wildly different.

The dynamics involved with ousting a US president is much more complicated than ousting a UK Prime Minister for instance. You talking about mobilizing a good percentage of 340 million people spread across 4 million square miles vs 70 million across 95 thousand square miles.

Either way, it’s not as simple as some would suggest for a myriad of other reasons as well.
 
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