correlation between u.s. empiric actions and it's "freedoms"?

Question

in the answer, please site some examples (they don't have to be the ones below:)
ex. how exactly did the creation of the "banana republic" contribute to our "free" way of life?
how does the continual perversion of elections in countries around the world (which has been going on for decades) DIRECTLY contribute to the u.s. prosperity?

though the next part of the question is very broad and requires more speculation than anything, i 'd still like to know your opinions.

the u.s.'s empiric actions are supposed to contribute to it's prosperity, but for how long? i.e., are most of these political actions supposed to strengthen our ties with the world?

answers to either one part of the ? or the other and not both parts are welcome.

yes, shiraz, i did! it is purely of my own opinion, and noone has to agree with it. i guess it does make it hard for someone to answer the ? if they don't understand what is meant by empiric actions.(thanks for pointing that out.)

what i mean by "empiric actions" is, the tendency for the u.s. to employ tactics in the interest of maintaining a superpower status in the world. is that any better?

Answer 1

It started as the lie of the Right of Discovery when greedy white eyes saw a healthy land with viable open communities living in sustainable abundance and evilly lusted after all they had.

Later on as this infestation of greed and insatability established its white male dominate nation these invaders made up a new lie they called manifest destiny where in exchange for the forced civilization and Christiananity of the First Nations the white culture would be allowed to commit any crime and be religiously justified.

With the supremacy of Anglo-Saxon racial superiority they came to view as the whiteman’s burdan the American empire invaded the Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Cuba, Samoa, Hawai'i, Virgin Islands, Mariana Islands, Panama Canal, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Guano Islands, Palau, Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Nicaragua.

Which Bush now sees as a mandate from God to push Democracy onto anyone who has material resources Corporate Globalization wants to control. In 2001 it was a Natural Gas pipeline and the Opium trade in Afghanistan and in 2003 he had the U.S. military domination of oil-rich Iraq. And, in 2006 the US supplied the tons of bombs to destroy Lebanon.

Answer 2

The USA may not be an imperial power, but sure is acting like it. People hate the USA, because they see as warmongers, bent on destroying nations we don't like.

I apologize for the actions of my government.

Answer 3

u.s. empiric actions is a new term, did you make it up?