North California wrote:However, in the rare instances when America minds its own business, and lets other nations sort themselves out, the world screams, "WHY WON'T AMERICA HELP OUT!!! IT'S THEIR DUTY!!! THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE A POWER!!"
^Here, basically, other nations just use America to fight all their wars for them, and when America refuses to fight another war, we are hated for being "isolationist". Yet, when we actually do fight the war, we are hated for being invaders and aggressors by the same people who hated us for being isolationists.
It's very hypocritical.
The global anti-American sentiments reflect the U.S.'s involvement more so in foreign affairs from which they benefit. They seldomly provide humanitarian aid without seeing any political/financial reimbursement. This, it seems, is hypocritical.
North California wrote:However, on the Internet in general, the hate for the American people runs high, and hate of the South runs even higher.
Seriously though, the hate of the American people (and the Southerners), is extremely stupid, and people should knock it off.
The obvious reason why Americans run into anti-American sentiments more often through the internet than in person is simply because of the internet's ability to link people from around the world (thus exposing the individual to different viewpoints than from others within geographical proximity).
If you blame the world for thinking negatively about American Southerners, you should take a look at how your own American media depicts the stereotypes.





