[LilyAllen]

im right next to the U.S so id prefer to have them not go to war. kthanksbai

[Thirty All]

Originally posted by Miracle Whip

What a stereotypical American response

it is clear that person thinks that America is the best, which is totally not true, and why would others be jealous that Iran is having ships sailing toward their land

[bijonse]

Originally posted by Thirty All

First, Rome was also more powerful

And in a positive way?

rome is a knock off ancient greece they were too lazy to create their own religion so they just renamed all the gods. iont use them

[Buddy!]

Originally posted by Thirty All

First, Rome was also more powerful

And in a positive way?

Greece was very influential on Roman culture, architecture, and inventions.

[Miracle Whip]

Originally posted by bijonse

the US is still by far the most powerful and influential country in the world and probably ever second to ancient greece

In terms of history

Roman Empire >>> British Empire >>> Mongol Empire >>> The rest

[NewRihannaStan]

Originally posted by Disco

Most of the people that hate the US are the ones who are mad that they're not us.

I laughed

[Suede]

The posters on this thread remind me of this:

[Eóghan Scherzy]

Originally posted by Miracle Whip

Who would of thought Germany would be the most liked country?

No trace of Spain or Italy ... not cute.

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Roc

How in the frickitty frack is he making things worse by counterattacking the foreign terrorists?

By using chemical weapons that are hurting everyone, not just the terrorist that only recently showed up.

[Buddy!]

Originally posted by Roc

The posters on this thread remind me of this:

Those people are cringe worthy tho

[Disco]

I do feel bad for you if you live in a country where you will be stoned to death for showing your ankles.

[Thirty All]

Originally posted by Buddyc614

Greece was very influential on Roman culture, architecture, and inventions.

And without Rome, there wouldn't be the U.S.

I mean, the US''s supposed dominance only lasted from the 1950's to the mid 2010's. Only 60 years of dominance compared to other empires

[Thirty All]

Originally posted by Roc

The posters on this thread remind me of this:

No lies spotted

[Miracle Whip]

Originally posted by Disco

The truth hurts, doesn't it?

You aren't even 300 hundred years old yet

You still don't have the guarantee of making it to your 500th birthday with all the current enemies you have

[Suede]

Originally posted by BlueTimberwolf

By using chemical weapons that are hurting everyone, not just the terrorist that only recently showed up.

Is that why he was so willing to let investigators in? There was literally a UN official claiming that Syrian rebels used sarin, not the government: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ds-troops.html Let's also deny videographic footage of rebels using chemical weapons whilst we're at it too: http://shoebat.com/2013/09/21/video-...mical-weapons/

It's obvious why the West wants to bring Assad down and that is to break Iran's "axis of evil".

[Jberg]

Originally posted by Roc

The posters on this thread remind me of this:

Lmaoo.

[NewRihannaStan]

The US will fall from the top it's inevitable ... China is coming

[Buddy!]

Originally posted by Thirty All

And without Rome, there wouldn't be the U.S.

I mean, the US''s supposed dominance only lasted from the 1950's to the mid 2010's. Only 60 years of dominance compared to other empires

And without Greece there would be no Rome

And the US became the worlds superpower after WWI

[bijonse]

hopefully i die before i have to see the US crumble to ****. could be pretty soon tho, everyone hates us

[Mezter]

Originally posted by Disco

Most of the people that hate the US are the ones who are mad that they're not us.

Honestly.