It is very wrong to generalize issues. There are terrible and wicked people everywhere in the world, it is not just peculiar to Americans.
I don't the rationale behind such generalization, and I strongly condemn it in all its entirety.
I don't the rationale behind such generalization, and I strongly condemn it in all its entirety.
That is obvious, there is bad people and evil in all countries around the planet, regardless of the culture and society. Some countries have more problems than others, but all of them have them.
Though, even though you have a fair point and I also agree with your point of view, you need to realize we are living through very scary times and times where many people are paying attention to geopolitics and inner politics within the United States.
Most of the conflicts around the planet which are going on right now as we speak have something to do with a single country in common, that being the United States of America, statistically there will be many on the internet who disagree with the position of USA in those conflicts and also they will criticize the American citizens (all of them) because of the way they have reacted to those conflicts or not reacted.
In the eyes of many pro-Palistine people in the world, the USA is supposed to be flooded with massive civilian protests.
I understand your point. Well, I don't know how true statistically that America have a thing or two to do with many of the world conflict. Even though this is true, it is still wrong for any one to now generalize that Americans are bad people.
I am not an American and I do not hold brief for them, but I still believe that despite what is happening, not all Americans are in support of the actions and inactions of their government.
Both of the major happenings now are the conflict in Ukraine and the conflict on the middle east. In both of them the United States of America has direct intervention in funding and logistical support to Ukraine and Israel. That is something which cannot be denied, obviously. The support given to them is public.
On the other hand, many foreigners have noticed or are aware much of the funding to those conflicts come directly from the taxpayers of the United States, which are all citizens.
The logic behind all of it by people who is against the USA is that anyone who pays taxes is indirectly responsible for the destruction and chaos going on in both eastern Europe and the middle east.
It may be unreasonable, but that is what they think.
Oh, I get it.
Yeah it is true and also public knowledge that America Government has been send ammunitions to Ukraine, I am also ure there are other countries doing same.
And it is also true that the government uses tax payers money to acquire these ammunitions. And like you said, it will be unreasonable to blame tax payers for paying taxes uses to support their ally in conflicts.
It would be ideal if there was some system put in place for taxpayers in the United States or in any other country where taxes are an important part of the states revenue, so each person who pays taxes can decide what the government is allowed to do with their contribution. It would be a simple enough system. Each time each person fill their tax papers they would be require to also fill an additional documents where they would express which their personal priorities are for the government to spend their money on.
It would allow people not to directly fund the purchase and manufacturing of bombs, ammunition and tanks to be used in a war they do not agree with. Though, it is quite obvious a powerful government like that one in the United States would never give that power back directly to their citizens, the representatives are for now the holders of that power, not the power who chose them or the people who actually out the money in the table.
It is quite curious how lawmakers in Washington are so eager to approve finds to continue wars away from their country, but do not seem to be that eager when comes to preventing school massacres and providing healthcare to their population.
