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In order of importance:
1) United States (obviously)
2) United Kingdom
3) British Commonwealth realms (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Jamaica, the Bahamas, etc)
4) Western Europe
5) Japan, the Philippines, and the Pacific associated republics (Palau, Micronesia, and the Marshall Islands) - and when the compacts end in the 2020s they are off this list, unless they get wise and become US territories.
Yes I've heard of appeal to tradition. I wasn't trying to prove a point in my original post, nor am I trying to prove one now. Just dealing with your red herring is all.
Point being, if there was freedom somewhere in the world, and they needed bodies to help protect it, that I could see defending. A nation ruled by oligarchs? Not so much.
I don't mean sending an army, or sending money and other aid.
No..YOU'D have to go yourself, pick up a rifle and fight.
If some random nation other than ours were attacked by another country (unjustifiably...or maybe not) and desperately needed military help and allowed people from other nations to take up arms with them, which country would it have to be for you to personally take up arms and help?
Me personally, the United States is the only country i'd fight for. But i'm sure some of you would fight to help another nation if attacked provided that you could get there somehow.
Most developed countries especially Canada, UK, France and Australia...
You'd die for France or Australia?
LMAO...Wow.
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