What is the worst thing the U.S. government has done?

[Exsosym]

BadBIOS.

 

[mindlessobserver]

And the British Armed forces train Americans, in America.

Name the very large inventions because the industrial revolution, TV, Trains, and penicillin aren't exactly small.

The three biggest American inventions I can think of are Ford and the ICE/Mass production, can't knock that. The internet (Ruined by the same country who invented it) and Microsoft/OS's.

Industrial Agriculture is huge. The United States pioneered the concept in the late 1800's and all the major inventions that made it possible such as the Combine Harvester which was invented in the USA in 1835 and the first self propelled version in 1911. And say what you will about all the Genetic Engineering of seed lines, and the development of various artificial fertilizers and pesticides. That's all America too, and for that reason alone the Mississippi and Missouri River Planes are the breadbasket of the world, never mind just the USA. The reason even a vagrant on the street in Calcutta can afford a loaf of bread every day is because of American agriculture innovations.

 

[Gapernaper Rifle]

Stop the Nazis

 

[need shoeonhead nudes]

The 1965 Hart-Celler Act. Nothing else comes close.

Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, also known as the Hart–Celler Act, is a federal law passed by the 89th United States Congress and signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson. The law abolished the National Origins Formula, which had been the basis of U.S. immigration policy since the 1920s. The act removed de facto discrimination against Southern and Eastern Europeans, Asians, as well as other non-Northwestern European ethnic groups from American immigration policy.

Beginning of the end.

 

[Billy Beer]

Industrial Agriculture is huge. The United States pioneered the concept in the late 1800's and all the major inventions that made it possible such as the Combine Harvester which was invented in the USA in 1835 and the first self propelled version in 1911. And say what you will about all the Genetic Engineering of seed lines, and the development of various artificial fertilizers and pesticides. That's all America too, and for that reason alone the Mississippi and Missouri River Planes are the breadbasket of the world, never mind just the USA. The reason even a vagrant on the street in Calcutta can afford a loaf of bread every day is because of American agriculture innovations.

I won't take any credit away from the proud men and women that industrialised that in America. As for genetic engineering, that technically started around 10,000 years ago, though i don't know if they went as far as fertilisers and pesticides

 

[Gapernaper Rifle]

Probably dropping 2 nukes on a civilian population and murdering millions of innocent people in an instant.
Sure, you can make the excuse that it was war time but still, that has to be the biggest war crime of all time.
Even the Japanese planes which attacked Pearl Harbor did not touch civilians.
There was even talk at the time that detonating an A-bomb would completely destroy out atmosphere so they were basically gambling with the fate of the world.

If the US didn't drop those nukes, America would have invaded along with the Soviet Union, which would have without a doubt lead to millions more casualties for the Americans, Soviets, and especially the Japanese. Also, AT MOST less than a quarter-million people in total were killed by the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. To your claim that they "gambled with the fate of the world", nuclear weapons were already tested in the United States. Your autism seems to know no bounds and your asshole does most of your talking.

 

[Mr. Bung]

Has the US government done anything that isn’t evil or stupid within the past century and a half?

Intentions have been pretty shitty since at least the Vietnam war. The country just got too big for it's britches, just as countless other people and entities do when they achieve greatness. It's practically an inevitability. Peter Gabriel's "Big Time" is a great listen that's all about that and sums it up nicely...

 

[Pokemonquistador2]

Industrial Agriculture is huge. The United States pioneered the concept in the late 1800's and all the major inventions that made it possible such as the Combine Harvester which was invented in the USA in 1835 and the first self propelled version in 1911. And say what you will about all the Genetic Engineering of seed lines, and the development of various artificial fertilizers and pesticides. That's all America too, and for that reason alone the Mississippi and Missouri River Planes are the breadbasket of the world, never mind just the USA. The reason even a vagrant on the street in Calcutta can afford a loaf of bread every day is because of American agriculture innovations.

Then the US crammed all of its extra food into the mouths of hungry Africans who bred like rabbits on viagra and who will undergo a massive die off once whites are marginalized enough to stop giving a shit about the rest of the world.

 

[Troonologist PhD]

Then the US crammed all of its extra food into the mouths of hungry Africans who bred like rabbits on viagra and who will undergo a massive die off once whites are marginalized enough to stop giving a shit about the rest of the world.

All utopias and failed utopias are built on a foundation of blood.

People wonder why stopped going to the moon and creating wonders it's because of utopianism. Our Betters decided that they could be God.

 

[Enig]

Woodrow Wilson.

 

[Wormy]

Inspiring the Nazi party in the early 20th.

 

[KiwiFuzz]

Some of y'all need to get educated about the War in the Pacific. The US has done a million and one fucked up things, but just as an example, during the American invasion of Saipan, hundreds if not thousands of Japanese civilians jumped to their deaths off of high cliffs rather than be taken captive by the Americans. Invading the Japanese home islands would have involved wading through blood every step of the way. The military made over a million Purple Heart medals for the planned invasion and we still haven't depleted the stockpile. One in a hundred people living in the US then would have been expected to be wounded or killed during the planned invasion. All the chumps who survived Normandy would get to do the whole thing over again, but without the hope of any civilians welcoming them as liberators. The Japanese civilian casualties would have been on a genocidal scale.

My vote for the most fucked up thing is everything we've done to Central and South America. There are a lot of other places in the world we've shit up, but we had help with most of those. Latin America has been repeatedly and intentionally destabilized by the US for nothing more than our own convenience and profits. Chiquita and Dole. Fuck 'em.

 

[FEETLOAF]

9/11

 

[Groon]

Support troonery

 

[TitusOvid]

Popularizing and exporting black culture.

 

[Brahma]

Not making transportation to Liberia mandatory in the 1800s

 

[Miss Tommie Jayne Wasserberg]

Exactly true? Probably not. It uses these sources:

jewish virtual library
1860 US gov census
hillel.org
page 385 of rodriguez:

Slavery in the United States: A Social, Political, and Historical Encyclopedia​

(ps. I never checked these sources; so verify for yourself. I just know that's what the claim is built on.)


Roughly true? Probably. If you dive into VOC archives, or study what other documents are left, every second name connected to slave trade seems to be a jewish name.

Unethical Human Experimentation, of which MKULTRA was small potatoes.
here is a list from Wikipedia dating from the late 19th century, which means there are probably a LOT more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unethical_human_experimentation_in_the_United_States#Late_19th_century

For me these two entries stick out for me because I remember an old guy being laughed at when the SF incident was brought up when I was child and the second is fucking evil:



Astra-Zeneca makes a guest appearance. People should be forced to read the entire article whenever they scoff at people for refusing to take an experimental vaccine.

It's no surprise to me that the Manhattan Project's Plutonium experiments weren't included in the Ziopedia entry.

Project MUSE - <i>The Plutonium Files: America's Secret Medical Experiments in the Cold War</i> (review)

Probably dropping 2 nukes on a civilian population and murdering millions of innocent people in an instant.
Sure, you can make the excuse that it was war time but still, that has to be the biggest war crime of all time.
Even the Japanese planes which attacked Pearl Harbor did not touch civilians.
There was even talk at the time that detonating an A-bomb would completely destroy out atmosphere so they were basically gambling with the fate of the world.

The fire bombing of Dresden is up there with Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the DU munitions are a gift that keep on giving. Those are even messing up our own troops.

Firebombing of Dresden

On the evening of February 13, 1945, a series of Allied firebombing raids begins against the German city of Dresden, reducing the “Florence of the Elbe” to

www.history.com

Children Born With Birth Defects Near U.S. Base in Iraq

“The war has spread so much radiation here that, unless it is cleaned up, generations of Iraqis will continue to be affected.”

theintercept.com

Industrial Agriculture is huge. The United States pioneered the concept in the late 1800's and all the major inventions that made it possible such as the Combine Harvester which was invented in the USA in 1835 and the first self propelled version in 1911. And say what you will about all the Genetic Engineering of seed lines, and the development of various artificial fertilizers and pesticides. That's all America too, and for that reason alone the Mississippi and Missouri River Planes are the breadbasket of the world, never mind just the USA. The reason even a vagrant on the street in Calcutta can afford a loaf of bread every day is because of American agriculture innovations.

That agriculture innovation is killing the planet in numerous ways, destroying biodiversity, causing all kinds of degenerative diseases due to the chemicals and excessive consumption of animal flesh.

@Lemmingwise Jewish participation in the slave trade is very well documented.

The reasons for the important role of Jews in the early years of the slave trade are not hard to find. To put the matter in summary terms, Jews in medieval Europe had effectively been pushed by the Western branch of the Christian Church away from land ownership and into commerce and financial dealings. During those early years of western overseas expansion many Jews continued to find opportunities for drawing wealth from commerce and finance. Under heavy threat in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, many Portuguese and Spanish Jews found refuge in the Netherlands, a quasi-nation that by that time had a widely reputed tolerance for religious diversity. Jewish citizens of the Netherlands were able to participate in domestic and foreign trade, including the slave trade on the coast of West Africa and in the Americas. These Jews, along with many Christian Dutch traders, supplied slaves not only to the Dutch colonial enterprises in Brazil and Surinam but also to Curaçao and other islands in the Antilles for transhipment to the New World colonies of other European nations. Ironically, Jews were therefore able to make major investments in landed enterprises--which in tropical America meant slave plantations--in Brazil and then Surinam.

Slavery and the Jews

A review of The Secret Relationship Between Blacks and Jews: Volume One

www.theatlantic.com

 

[Lemmingwise]

Culturally enriched thread.

 

[ロボ﹏§¤r﹏h¶rœ]

Enabling China. As a result, the Wuhan Flu happened and millions died.

 

[IKOL]

Allowed literal nigger to become POTUS. That's how you start the real downfall of your nation, you place monkey in the President chair.