why do small countries want to be so "BIG" thats like going against the laws of nature?

Answer 1

England was a very small country that conquered most of the world....Germany is not so big either, but it nearly brought down Europe and a large part of North Africa....but historically, Greece was not a big country and dominated a lot of the Middle East....and 13 colonies brought about a revolution that started America.....so do you really need to be 'big' What you are bemoaning is North Korea...and its potential to launch an attack against the US...but the purpose is not the big showy power plays of the media...but one of trying to force its needs on other countries to boost their own economy. They don't have the manpower, and they don't really have the weapons and inspite of the help from Pakistan (our good ally), they can produce two or three bombs....a year.....but their economy can't sustain any confrontation....and China has backed away from them.

Answer 2

That is the most un-American thing I have ever heard. I am not American, but I can clearly recall that the "United States Declaration of Independence" (the most hippocritical document ever, I might add, since Black people since haven't achieved that elusive "equality" yet) states that: "We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal". The Declaration of Independence never stipulated anywhere in the fine print that all Men are created equal, if they were from a certain race, colour, or country.
So, it vexes me whenever I hear someone wondering why citizens of other countries are trying to fight for the very same equality your fore-fathers fought for!!

Answer 3

I don't really know what you are asking here. What "laws of nature" are you referring to?

Answer 4

Its called the little dog complex.