Why are you babbling about these military scenarios? Did I say I care? Why is it even relevant? This is not a debate of that which country is superior by it's military might (you don't even know where I'm from).
Doesn't much matter. Even if you're from California - the same applies. It will be amusing, the day civil war breaks out in our country.
No this is a conversetation to bring out the retardness of people like you.
*rolls eyes*
The only people who are retarded are those who believe they can live outside the law of nature for anything other than fleeting moments. Survival and dominance are the laws of nature.
Btw if you think you can amaze me with those words and all that other shit then you're mistaken. Having been through a year in military and international crisis management training I don't feel nothing but pity for two guys coming to narutobase and trying to impress manga watchers with what their employer or their country is capable of. When there's even nothing to be proud of!
Try the military for another seven years. Then talk to me. You barely got through any kind of job training program. You think you've seen enough to talk as if you were my equal or superior? The notion is ridiculous.
Also, you're deluded. The person trying to impress people is yourself. You're trying to be cool - joining in with the 'let's spew hatred for Americans then hide behind a façade of 'culture' and 'international respect' when a few show up and call our number.' Hayami betrayed far more emotion than I would, but that's another thing.
There's plenty to be proud of in this country. We still have some of the best precision industry in the world. We have the greatest military capability and presence on the planet. We are a country where population density is not obscenely high - miles upon miles of barely populated land exist. We're one of the largest geographic land masses where people can move freely and unquestionably about it.
There are problems, sure... but there was a movie made here (and likely played in your country) - where a man, considered insane by many, had a relatively interesting perspective on problem solving. "When you focus on the problem, you can't see the solution." That is part of what has led to this country's growing number of downfalls. We've grown complacent and turned our focus away from what we can be proud of and what we should reinforce to trying to tear down every minor inconvenience in our way.
It's a shift from a constructive mentality to a destructive one - and you'll be pleased to hear that, like Rome, our fall from power is all but assured. If not, by some miracle, this decade, then perhaps the next century.
F*ck go back to your quarters to wank off your day dreams of invading other countries.
That time is reserved for reading NaruHina fan-fictions. When life hands you lemons....
But that's relatively hollow, in the end, you see. Much like video games and forum conversations - it doesn't really satisfy the baseline need driving the impulse.
So, I figure - why not invade a country and bring home one of the local girls? Two birds. One stone.
And even though you're arrogance could or would be well deserved it doesn't mean it's right. Meaning you two strike me as guys who want and like to kill. And don't see a problem with it as long as it's the will of their government.
Killing is what it is.
It puts an end to the life and actions of another. That can be beneficial or detrimental - just like anything else. Since it is irreversible - it's wise to consider the ramifications of such a choice.
Such as whether or not the locals (that vastly outnumber you, most likely) will be very accepting of such decision making... and whether or not the decision to eliminate another is conducive to some kind of end goal.
There are plenty of reasons to kill, and even more reasons to explore alternatives. That said - it's a valid option; and I follow the wisdom of the expression: "Have a plan to kill everyone you meet." Be civil and kind - but ready to follow natural law once the façade of society collapses back to nature.
You're also getting a bit carried away with governments. Sure - I'd go into Syria if ordered. I may not agree with the action; I don't have to. I'd carry out the order with my own discretion applied. It's a situation that I may not want to be in - but I'd rather have positive control/influence over its execution.
I might come back and have half a mind to personally escort the seated executive official from his office and cast a stern gaze across the road to the legislators - but that's airing dirty laundry. Dirty laundry should be dealt with privately and discretely. Change clothes and don't let it be known what happened to the set from yesterday.
Not that I'm the best at following that principle. My idea of government is that corrupt officials get hung from the water tower and left as a reminder. Which is quite a public display of laundry.
And, well, frankly, if that policy were to be adopted and pursued by this country, it'd be messy for a while....