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Originally Posted by nickerman
Who are we(U.S.) to freeze a countries assets like we did to the Iranians and other nations. And who are we to put sanctions on a country. Are we the moral arbiter of the world or what. Are we the probation officer of the world that can tell anyone we please that they have to run their country the way we want them to? I don't get it. What is it our business what North Korea does to their people in their own country.
On the same topic how are we able to freeze another countries assets and put sanctions on another country. We would have to control the whole world economy to do that. We are hated enough in this world what is stopping some other country puting sanctions on us. We would have to control the whole world economy to do that.
Note: I am not anti american in any way. I trace my ancestry on my fathers side back to the american revolution against British rule. I was born and raised in america and this is the only country that I will ever belong to as a citizen. But I have a right to be critical of my country. If I can't express what I feel that I am no longer free in my country. For all the U.S. faults this is the country that I am with to my end.
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Look we have not always did the right thing in the world, you right to question it. For example the sanctions on Iraq after the First Gulf War and the Invasion of 2003 were terrible, many died from lack of food and medicine. Also it did hurt Saddam Hussein at all.
Questioning and criticizing U.S foreign policy is not anti-American, its healthy and honest.