How do Americans feel about their role as world police?

please respond

It's fun

Also why is Poland on my country? Piss off

>>78415983
because we are the only ones who can save you from emus and drop bears

>>78415629
Waste of money. Our military budget would be better off spent on our citizens

>>78417317

Tyrone and Juan need more welfare?

>>78415629
I like it honestly. I view it as something that is necessary to keep world peace as well as to prevent foreign countries from commiting mass crimes like so many powers did in the 18th, 19, and 20th centuries. A lot of people argue that no American should die to protect a foreign person, but in my honest opinion no one in this country is forced into the military, they know what they're signing up for. They know that they may be forced to do anything from fight some war in the ME, to defend the homeland, all the way to fucking invade London. I personally would be willing to go to war if it was against a country that was comiting terrible crimes against it's own people, or was threatening global security/stability. But that may just be me.

I also understand the argument that "we spend to much money on it" but frankly we only spend ~600 billion, and while that's a lot to most countries it's really nothing to the U.S it's barely a 20th of our overall GDP and we spend more of a percent on pretty much every major aspect of the economy.

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>>78417416
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/08/07/opinion/leonhardt-income-inequality.html?_r=0

Everyone's wages have stagnated, you silly silly mong. Everyone except the top 1%. We don't have a 1% white population (we're not Greece)

>>78417474
Wow, fucking NYT scripting. Just click the article for the graph