Is the United States up in every other countries business too much?

Question

The U.S. is one of if not the most hated countries in the world. It seems the humanitarian assistance is an attempt to waylay the years of incessant greed and domination prolifirated by this country. The U.S. is considered as a bullying country which I believe comes from it's European ancestry that also chose to invade and consume the resouces of countries and often taking them over and making the inhabitants servants, for example, England taking over India, the Dutch taking over Africa, etc. Do you feel this country can ever get over the stigma created by the past and present leaders?

Answer 1

Yes, i think we should mind our own business.
we need to worry about our own country first.
we need to find a better leader.

Answer 2

No, the USA is up in only those countries' business which have something the USA needs, e.g. oil.

About what you wrote about it being because of their European ancestry: Yes, European countries conquered a big part of the world and quite cruelly, but I bet other countries would have done the same if they had been technologically advanced enough to do it. But Europe isn't doing that any more, even though many countries were better off under colonialism.

Answer 3

USA is like the police, we have to make sure nothing is going wrong in the world so everyone is as safe as possible. Now the other countries are like civilians, they do their thing but when the "authority" figure is looking everywhere, people get mad and angry over nothing..(do you have anything to hide? type a deal)just like a policeman does.

Look at it this way as well

people in the middle east country are also not very educated as well. so when the terrorist organization or a bunch of wacky news media on al jazeer network tells the USA is bad..... people believe it.

The US has to be the police and make sure the little uns live their lives correctly and humanely.

Answer 4

Whoa, permit's not over-generalize. maximum international places' human beings have a brilliant array of evaluations related to the united states of u.s., from like to hate. for sure, there are particular international locations the place it will gravitate in direction of one extreme or yet another. This theory is likewise genuine for industrialized, lively international powers which incorporate Britain, Germany, and so on.

Answer 5

The U.S. is in other countries business too much. But, every time something happens, (i.e. natural disasters) the first place they go for assistance is the United States.

Everyone hates us except when the need something from us.

Answer 6

I have said it before and I'll say it again. We are *now* the way the world *wanted* us to be in WWII. They got what they asked for, and now they are complaining. And, not only that, but if we ever did go back to it, eventually they'd complain that we didn't help out enough in the world. If we didn't just get bombed out of existance by terrorists. Closing our eyes is not going to make it go away.

Answer 7

Or perhaps vice-versa. When we were just staying out of the Israeli-Hezbollah conflict in Lebonan, we were criticized from other countries for not stepping in. We are expected to be the world's police by the world because of our powerful military and wealth. Damned if we do; damned if we don't.

Answer 8

no i dont feel this country can ever get over the stigma created by the past and present leaders. its the americans they make excuses to get away from alot of stuff. geoge bush i wouldnt vote for him

Answer 9

The US has yet to learn that meddling in others affairs isnt healthy for our young people who end up fighting in some foreigon war

Answer 10

we need to remove ourselves from their business. No one wants us there.

Time to isolate ourselves in every way except commerce.