And do you think the US listens to them? Come on, that's just an expensive party where people put on a face.
The only thing the US listens to is if they are under threat.
It is relevant. You mentioned they are the most important country, right? Because of that, they feel nobody can touch them. They can get away with anything and the world can't do anything except complain and get angry.
Bad things for their partners in crime.
Good things for the Middle East, for countries that are under constant threat by the US, for the people who have been harmed or have lost loved ones because of them, for countries that have gone through coups after coups after coups because of the US, for countries that have been destabilized, countries that have been screwed over and never got justice like Nicaragua, Europe can finally be free to regain their power.... there will be a lot of good things that will come and a lot of people will be happy when the bully falls over.
Yes, I do think that countries listen to one another when it comes to the issues I mentioned, which you continue to dodge around.
I don't recall saying that they were the most important country, I stated that they are the largest economy in the world and that cements their importance on the world stage. And yes it has emboldened them in the past and will likely continue to embolden, that will come with the territory of their economic power.
A lot of good things that will come? People may like to see a bully fall but do tell, if the USA had not been in their position of power historically ,and were not in their current position of power, what do you think the world would look like today? What would Germany potentially look like today without big bad America stepping in, a little late to the party granted, but here we are.
Bad things for their partners in crime? Please expand on this, not sure what you mean by this statement. What I am looking for in response to my question is what you think the effects would be of an economic collapse on both the USA and the world.
The funny thing about your responses to me is that you are contradicting yourself. First you say that we Canadians hence any other country should not care what actions the USA takes, that we should not complain about them yet here you are.... complaining about them. Complaining about people losing loved ones because of them, complaining about interference in foreign governments and complaining about other countries being under a constant threat by them, complaining that they get away with far too much. So, why is it that you are free to complain but others should remain silent? That warrants a response, yes?