How The US Created the Most Insane Invincibility Glitch

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24 thoughts on “How The US Created the Most Insane Invincibility Glitch”

  1. If you want to watch another nearly hour-long video diving deep into how the 9/11 attacks happened, and how US intelligence tracked down and eliminated Osama bin-Laden after a decade-long manhunt, then you should watch this episode's companion video on Nebula here: https://nebula.tv/videos/reallifelore-modern-conflicts-the-war-on-terror-and-bin-laden-manhunt

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  4. Stop saying "America" when you mean "United States". You don't do it often at all, but try to keep this in mind still. I love your vids, and i want your channel to grow. They do, however, represent different, distinct places which happen to overlap greatly. America is pretty much a hemisphere, guarded by the US "of America". I love you and your team. Keep making amazing vids, plz!

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  15. OMG, you almost broke character when you introduced the idea of a US insurgency, I could hear you about to laugh at the concept of an invading army facing the army of gun owners in this country who have planned their whole lives to oppose it.

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  16. While I hate the whole "America bad" sorta thing (when it's not justified) that's popular on the internet right now, I feel like this is FAR too optimistic. I'm not say that it's not a well done, factual piece; but I am saying that the reality of conflict is much more nuanced than just looking at the numbers etc. Just look at the Russian invasion of Ukraine, on paper, Russia should have mopped the floor with them. But in reality? Reality is a lot more messy than what the numbers imply. That said, the 'messiness' of reality usually favors the defenders (just look at the Vietnam and Korean wars as American examples); but I'm not saying that it would be easy for anyone to invade the U.S., just that is would be far from impossible and that it wouldn't take either Canada or Mexico to side with the invaders to make it happen.

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  18. people might often not realize (because of memes and a lot of online trolling) how impressive the US as a nation is. I'm not even American, but reading through the history of our species is more than enough to make you realize how unmatchable what America has achieved is. Not only militarily, but also in terms of economy, freedom, and human rights. It's not perfect country by any means, but compared to the closest rival in the entirety of humans history, no one has ever been anywhere near close.

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