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Do you think the U.S. could take over the world?

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If all of America's citizens and leadership were 100% on board, could the Good Ole USA rule the Earth?


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The U.S. is too fragmented by special interest groups.

It's going to crumble like a sandcastle with each grain representing another group lobbying for their own agenda.
 
Major kudos to the OP for using an interesting question as a Trojan Horse for posting a plethora of awesome pics. Top shelf work.
 
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The first part (could America conquer the world) would be much easier than the second part (if all the citizens of the USA were on board.)

If the attack on Pearl Harbor happened today, about ten percent of the citizenry would protest that the US Pacific Fleet wanted to use too much fossil fuel to counter-attack, there'd be a lot of debate about whether it was really a war over the oil in the Dutch East Indies, for many there'd be concerns that Privileged White Males were using the attack as an excuse to further the oppression of the Asian race, there'd be editorials about how the American presence in Hawaii was an immoral expression of imperialism in the first place, and Doolittle's Raid would have to be postponed for six months or so until a female pilot could be taught to take off from the USS Hornet.
 
Nuclear war amongst 1st-world powers would quickly make Earth into a Fallout setting. Better build those vaults, lads.
 
The first part (could America conquer the world) would be much easier than the second part (if all the citizens of the USA were on board.)

If the attack on Pearl Harbor happened today, about ten percent of the citizenry would protest that the US Pacific Fleet wanted to use too much fossil fuel to counter-attack, there'd be a lot of debate about whether it was really a war over the oil in the Dutch East Indies, for many there'd be concerns that Privileged White Males were using the attack as an excuse to further the oppression of the Asian race, there'd be editorials about how the American presence in Hawaii was an immoral expression of imperialism in the first place, and Doolittle's Raid would have to be postponed for six months or so until a female pilot could be taught to take off from the USS Hornet.

And, should Bru ... uh, Caitlyn Jenner be allowed to serve in a combat unit.
 
Why would the U.S. want to take over the world? There just aren't enough troops to serve as an occupying force all over the globe. Plus, there would be endless numbers of insurgents and rebellions to deal with. A state of constant war. Kind of like what the U.S. has been doing the last 13 years except at 100 times the scale.
 
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