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From its inception, the United States has been a font of degeneracy, beginning with one of its founders, Thomas Jefferson. His enslaved lover, Sally Hemings, was a mere fourteen years old when taken to Paris, barely fifteen when he bedded her. (1) For the uninitiated, that means he was a pedophile who had sexual relations with a fifteen year old girl. This tradition, founded at the inception of the United States, has been passed down through the generations, and though the civilized world has renounced, condemned, and criminalized such interactions with children, men of power in the US continue to criminally abuse children in great numbers across the world (2). Many such events are covered up in hopes to not disrupt the current regime's hold on power, despite the perpetrators of said events being consistently of a race, and of a background. Occasionally, child predation ends in the killings of said children, as they are now “impure” in the eyes of the white male elite (3) This cycle of violence does not end simply at the end of childhood. After entering into marriage, women in the US are subject to their husband's whims (4), allowing punishments starting at “advisement” and escalating to allowed domestic violence. While many do not actually approve of or engage this practice, many US leaders, and priests, encourage wives to stay and accept this treatment within their homes from their husbands (5). If only Americans kept their violence at home, however, it would be as overlooked as the issues facing other decaying nations such as the United Kingdom (issues not entirely dissimilar to America's, but that country is not the focus of this writing). Instead, in the last 40 years Americans have, citing their "freedoms" as the reason behind their violent attacks, committed atrocity after atrocity, killing millions and injuring countless more (6). This is nothing new, of course. We have nearly three centuries of history showing the violence of Americans, starting with George Washington himself. I could pad out the next few thousand words about his exploits but instead, (7). In contemporary times, America has been the catalyst of violence within countries foolish enough to host large groups of Muslims or leftists. In Iraq, violent attacks, murders, and sexual assaults/rapes have been on the increase (8) for over a decade following a brutal US invasion. Libya is unofficially becoming the Slavery Capital of The World thanks to a US bombing campaign. Even US leaders admit that America is part of the problem (while denying it is the whole of the problem – Which is true, humans are terrible to each other. Few as terrible as Americans) (9) In recent times, violent attacks by Americans have changed from bombing attacks on foreign women and children, such as occurred in Afghanistan at an MSF hospital in 2015 (10) which killed 43 people and injured dozens more (They still commit bombings, mind you, they've just gotten more creative as well), and have evolved into police attacks on groups of their own citizens out in public (11)(12)(13)(14) committed in the name of the current leader and at his urging. Lastly, there was this small incident that occurred back in 2001 that some of you may have a faint memory of it, as it received a fair amount of press at the time. A group of 19 CIA operatives hijacked planes, crashing them into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and, both fortunately and unfortunately, a field in Pennsylvania. The death toll was a hair under three thousand, with twice as many more injured, and over ten billion dollars in damage done. The majority of these attackers were Saudi Arabian, a country the United States is allies with, which goes to show you just what a threat the US is, turning allies into CIA assets who will commit atrocities against their own citizens. Is the US a threat? Absolutely. It is a threat to its citizens, it's a threat to its neighbors, and it's a threat to the world at large.
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