Reddit reviews On the Justice of Roosting Chickens: Reflections on the Consequences of U. S. Imperial Arrogance and Criminality
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You're damn right. If you like the essay, I have to plug the book:
https://www.amazon.com/Justice-Roosting-Chickens-Reflections-Consequences/dp/1902593790
He just goes off on the most scathing critique of US empire you've ever read in an extended written ramble, then offers a year-by-year breakdown of every single action of the United States Military from 1776 - 2003 (when the book was published), including the numerous atrocious incursions on Native communities, and offers another year-by-year breakdown of every illegal US action from 1776-2003. Really great book, one of my favorites, and he lost his job at CU Boulder over it.
> Have you read the storys in this thread, every one of them mentions that the econmy was completly not function!
I noticed most said things were better off under communism -- did you?
> Please show me a list with ever attack of the US to all the socialist stats
That would be pages and pages long. You should Google it. Various people have made such lists. Ward Churchill put together one of the most comprehensive but it's no more than a paragraph or so on each as I recall, although it's a couple of hundred examples. William Blum's Killing Hope covers fewer but in much more detail (a chapter each) and several examples are free to read on line. You might like the chapter on Cuba.
Except you don't read, I forget.
< I dont grammer check for you
Did you mean to say "spell check"?
IIRC, there has not been a single year from inception through 2000 that the US wasn't involved in military engagements.
Source: http://www.amazon.com/Justice-Roosting-Chickens-Reflections-Consequences/dp/1902593790 Neat timeline in there.