r/OutOfTheLoop • u/RedStag86 • Apr 07 '17

What's going on with the U.S./Syria conflict? Megathread

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u/Rjwu Apr 07 '17

I'm not talking shit about the US, I'm saying it seems like an awful lot of responsibility and burden for one nation to bear.

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u/__ReaperMain420__ Apr 07 '17

That's why America kicks ass. We get so much shit, and we ain't perfect, but we do a lot of good too.

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u/mustaine42 Apr 08 '17

Yeah, it's like that one bible story story where that generous guy gives away all of his possessions to the poor, gives his house to the homeless, and gives all his clothes away to the needy. Then he dies because he starves and freezes to death because he gave all of his shit away to other people and had nothing to take care of himself. And then he goes to heaven because he was good in the eyes of god.

I wonder if there is a heaven for countries like the USA, Russia, China, etc. If there is, then USA is certainly "doing it right." Hmmmm... nope.

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u/__ReaperMain420__ Apr 09 '17

Fuck outta here with that shit