Failed Nations Vs. Stable Nations

Do you think failed nations or stable nations pose more of threat to the U.S?

I'll post my arguement later

Definition of a failed state from Wiki:

Stable nations are about the opposite of failed nations (not exactly but just with it).

 

I think a failed nation poses as more of a threat to the usa. look at the middle east, Failed nations usually have corrupt governments were a single person takes over. Stable nations are more likely to stick to them selves and have government that wouldnt just attack us.

 

Not all countries in the Middle East qualify to be a failed nation. Example: Saudi Arabia, Iran.

As for the government, that doesn't apply to all of them.

And clarify as to what you mean by

Are you saying they have no incentives?

 

9/11 Terrorist Attacks. And Roy I was just using the middle east as a brief example because corrupt nations are more likely to cause mayem in this world.

 

Exactly what I try and argue... The U.S is arguebly the world's super power.

The thing is: Failed countries have nothing to lose. Yes they lose people and morale, but they're more likely to attack the U.S because they don't have the economic pressures and etc. The government has little to no say in anything and people just do as they please. Those nations are the site for more corruption and violence, which ultimately could lead to more attacks.

You do know that the Saudi Arabian prince funded it? What's a scheme without the brains and the batteries?

 

The U.S is in debt but which countries are not? Yes the national deficeit is large.

As for education, yes we are slipping but education only contributes a small portion in determining a failed state.

And the arguement is not deciding whether the U.S is a failed state, I never stated that it wasn't, the question is whether failed or stable states are more of a threat.

 

Can you name any other country that has over 12 Trillion dollars in debt, growing over 3 billion per day?

 

I like how you make out like usa is the centre of the universe

 

Can you name another country that has the world's best militia in terms of firepower, delivery/execution, intelligence?

Could you care to name a nation that has such a prosperous and large trading economy as the U.S?

LET'S NOT FORGET: U.S has argubly, one of the world's greatest influences in regards to politics and culturally.

You're only taking account for one factor when there are, clearly, more factors that defeats it.

I like how you never took the time and think about as to why I chose this country. Who is the world superpower?

 

I believe all countries become a failed nation at one point. What gos up must come down. Such as the United States then again every one hits a wall at some point.

Its because the world is waiting for The United States to fail.

 

Since the US is understood to be "The land of the Free" not too many people would disagree with people having their own human rights.

 

We all know you're against the gov'ment, Sythe. No need to go off topic to underline it.

On topic: I don't see any nations being a threat to the US currently. Individual organizations tend to blow up your buildings and illegal immigrants keep flowing, but there's no nations you need to worry about. You still do, but that's another matter.

 

Then why did the terrorists run with it?

If it was all plotted and facilitated by the CIA, wouldn't the terrorists deny the actions because they would know that it would give them a disadvantage at hand (inflation in morale and anitsemitism which ultimately can be used to fuel American will-power)?

Isn't it in human nature to deny false claims that would definitely hurt your reputation or name? Where is evidence of this?

 

10% as for now...Currency is relatively stable, economy is highly volatile, but there's no indicator that we'll see any sort of hyperinflation or total collapse yet...

As for the 9/11 debate, someone could bump another thread... Nothing productive will come out of this one.

 

I think that the USA poses a great threat to everybody, not the other way round. Answering the question, I'd say that what you ignorantly refer to as "failed nations", pose more of a threat to the good ol' USA, one of the worlds greatest superpowers and possibly the biggest influence of Western society!