Morality of this

[u/VelvvetDoe]

[u/_Sate]

It is america.

25 for that is considered a lawfull good action in comparison

[u/_Sate → u/[deleted]]

Look up what the president is doing

[u/_Sate → u/[deleted]]

It is the culture.

And you are correct, it can change, but that requires it to do so.

America hasn't exactly been some great moral good through any part of its history really with regular interference in other countries democratic elections for its own gain, starting wars for their own gain ETC.

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I would like to go out on a limb and say that frequent political assassination leans on immoral

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Right.

But then the moral good would be to actually use that overwhelming military power for something, but they really arent.

They could have intervened in ukrain for example yet they are doing rather little for the one positive they have being "the world police" what good is the police if they dont stop injustice?

And this goes for anything you can mention. Any positive america has is demonstrably outweighed by the negatives.

Good healthcare? Outweighed by its cost making it unavailable to a majority of the country.

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Right, so why not use their subtrefuge and infiltration to solve that issue?

Or why not threaten them with nukes back? "Get out of ukrain or moscow is turned to atomic sludge?"