Sir, that is truly a wall of text. Please divide it in the future with paragraphs.

In any case, it is fine for you to defend Serbia. I never said they were the bad guys. Reread what I wrote carefully. I need no lesson. My argument is thus, the US (and really all countries for that matter) work in their own national interests.

It is convenient that the interests of the US generally overlap with those of the rest of the West. Europe has benefited greatly from American strength and actions. Which is why it is extremely ignorant of you to portray the world as suffering as a whole from American power.

Your hatred of America is mostly understandable. I doubt you've read him, but as Huntington would said, you're from a different "civilization". Your interests, beliefs, and allegiances lie closer to those of Russia than with the West.

Ah yes the Middle East of course.

Well, it's rather complicated, so I'll forgive your ignorance, but let us get to it.

The best example is of course repelling the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in the early 90s. One could argue the next incursion in Iraq was good in 2003. Hussein was undoubtedly an evil dictator who deserved to die, unfortunately there was no power structure to replace him, chaos ensued. Good intentions ending poorly...

You want more specific issues, you address them and I'll rebut.

Ukraine huh? Well, an interesting issue. Encircling Russia and finishing them as a great power is the agenda there, no denying that. Of course, it's no easy task. The Europeans are divided and not committed and the American public has no stomach for serious intervention.

Ah good old Israel. Well, you recall incorrectly. The borders of Israel were forged from multiple wars of aggression AGAINST Israel led primarily by Egypt and Syria. Israel has needed to secure its land borders. The Palestinians are unfortunate collateral damage, but it is unfair to ask Israel to surrender the territory after the serious threats they've been exposed to over the last century.

Really the only time man. Just stop.

While it would be foolish of me to make any general statement about conflicts the US has involved itself in, I'll risk it anyways. Those conflicts were necessary, or seen as such at the time, to protect the United States, the West, or to better the area. Of course failures occur but there is little inherently evil. As for your native Serbia, you do realize the US only stepped in after Europeans failed to stop the ethnic cleansing that had been started by your people? Not to say Serbians are evil. They were doing what they thought was right.

In any case. If the US had not acted the way it had over the years the world would likely be a much worse place, not a better one. America protects the world's sealanes, guarantees the security of Western Europe, along with a host of other activities to the good of the world. It in indisputable that the US does these things out of its own interest, but it is also indisputable that without these the world would be worse.

Europe would remilitarize as the European Union broke down and Russia would freely move into Eastern Europe. China would assert itself in the East China Sea and Japan would also remilitarize as they came into conflict.

The world is more peaceful and safe with the US, not less.

Where are you from stranger?