How to rule the deadbeats

[paxamericana]

Cut off their LNG and market access to America. Yes that’s the level of coercion needed to whip the do nothing euro into compliance. They are dependent on American energy export and market access. The day of snub nosing America is over! 

[John Johnston]

3 minutes ago, paxamericana said:

Cut off their LNG and market access to America. Yes that’s the level of coercion needed to whip the do nothing euro into compliance. They are dependent on American energy export and market access. The day of snub nosing America is over! 

Lol. All Y'all are broke. Trump ain't gona pay your mortgage for you. Dummies. 

[John Stone]

59 minutes ago, paxamericana said:

Cut off their LNG and market access to America. Yes that’s the level of coercion needed to whip the do nothing euro into compliance. They are dependent on American energy export and market access. The day of snub nosing America is over! 

OMG that is funny ..............ur  trolling, right? ........

If not, I pity u, hopefully u don't breed. 😁

..........nothing in the  world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance combined with conscientious stupidity. 

The question is, are u both?

Ignorant and stupid.

Back to the tool box with ya. 

[paxamericana]

1 hour ago, John Stone said:

Back to the tool box with ya. 

The way America sees it, there’s no point subsidizing the deadbeat. There are no economic or security incentive to do so. I’m not saying that it’s the right assessment long term, I’m simply stating the current zeitgeist. And as far as America see it, having “allies” who put protectionist trade barrier and expecting us to defend them at the cost of American blood and treasure is not going to fly. Deadbeats need to care more about their own lives than Americans okay. Oh and one more thing, a little extra salt for you deadbeats, we’re still the only good guy in town. So you got no one else who cares or is in a position to give you a better deal.

Edited May 20 by paxamericana

[John Stone]

1 hour ago, paxamericana said:

The way America sees it, there’s no point subsidizing the deadbeat. There are no economic or security incentive to do so. I’m not saying that it’s the right assessment long term, I’m simply stating the current zeitgeist. And as far as America see it, having “allies” who put protectionist trade barrier and expecting us to defend them at the cost of American blood and treasure is not going to fly. Deadbeats need to care more about their own lives than Americans okay. Oh and one more thing, a little extra salt for you deadbeats, we’re still the only good guy in town. So you got no one else who cares or is in a position to give you a better deal.

................... the U.S. is diminishing in global clout and definitely respect. 

I would advise u to read history ......

On the other hand some would say it is better to be feared than respected.

Others are just embarrassed? 

Post WWII and for 80 years thereafter, the U.S. was the head of a global empire ....crafted by genius ......... it made the U.S. rich beyond its wildest dreams in coin, influence and inspiration. 

Ponder this, the next war will make the rubble bounce ......the 'free world' kept the peace - it was feared .........not because of the U.S. but because of it's global influence to coordinate the power and act together, united. 

Read history, dude ................ I don't have the time or inclination to educate that level of ignorance. 

[paxamericana]

1 hour ago, John Stone said:

ignorance

That’s not the point. The point is we don’t care.

[Moonbox]

Why are people still responding to this guy?  It's low effort, low-wit trolling.  

[John Stone]

17 hours ago, paxamericana said:

That’s not the point. The point is we don’t care.

 

.........ah, no, the point is that the less a person knows, the more stubbornly they know it! 😄

 

[paxamericana]

13 minutes ago, John Stone said:

 

.........ah, no, the point is that the less a person knows, the more stubbornly they know it! 😄

 

I’m talking about the American perspective, we truly do not care outside the western hemisphere. Don’t be so sure it’s wrong either. You didn’t factor in demographics. Which is the underlying basis for economic and security. 2025-2035 was always going to be an inflection point away from the post world war 2 era when more retiree than consumer became a world wide phenomenon.

Edited May 21 by paxamericana

[John Stone]

9 minutes ago, paxamericana said:

I’m talking about the American perspective, we truly do not care outside the western hemisphere. Don’t be so sure it’s wrong either. You didn’t factor in demographics. Which is the underlying basis for economic and security. 2025-2035 was always going to be an inflection point away from the post world war 2 era when more retiree than consumer became a world wide phenomenon.

re: we truly do not care outside the western hemisphere

Korea

Vietnam

Bosnia

Iraq

Libya

Afghanistan

Iran

Japan

Malacca Strait

Southern Pacific

MIDDLE EAST!!

.................. study history. 

u don't get it, do u ............. the truth is that the U.S. cannot retain it's 'greatness'  by being isolationist.

Relax, other's will fill the vacuum ...... nay, they will exploit it.  

 

 

[paxamericana]

1 hour ago, John Stone said:

the truth is that the U.S. cannot retain it's 'greatness'  by being isolationist.

It’s better to be feared than to be Canadian is the takeaway.