Personally I think governments shouldn't just be able to order people killed, but that's just a European view.
(really the difference between the constitutional law approach which only protects US citizens and the human rights approach of ECHR which protects humans)
This is exactly why Europe needs the US. Europeans don't realize the world is a dangerous place because the US deals with it. Europeans don't have to get their hands dirty and they can continue to believe in their moral superiority.
Was Europe planning to do anything about ISIS? Not really. Syria? Iraq? The USSR? Russia? Serbia? Not really. They let Dad take care of it while they whined and played in their sandbox.
In the end Europe will rot and collapse from within, the way the Ottoman Empire did.
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Personally I think governments shouldn't just be able to order people killed, but that's just a European view.
(really the difference between the constitutional law approach which only protects US citizens and the human rights approach of ECHR which protects humans)
This is exactly why Europe needs the US. Europeans don't realize the world is a dangerous place because the US deals with it. Europeans don't have to get their hands dirty and they can continue to believe in their moral superiority.
Was Europe planning to do anything about ISIS? Not really. Syria? Iraq? The USSR? Russia? Serbia? Not really. They let Dad take care of it while they whined and played in their sandbox.
In the end Europe will rot and collapse from within, the way the Ottoman Empire did.
Is the Middle East better thanks to US wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, support of Israel? Did the US deter Russia from invading Ukraine?
I'm not seeing how blowing up boats is helping anything.
As with Iran, did the "doing things" about it make the situation worse or better?