Imperialism has always been a hidden threat to the security and the very existence of the United States. Almost every single battle or casualty within the United States and other nations has been linked in some way to imperialism. Within the years of this great nation's existence, nearly 1.3 million Americans have been killed in some form of combat. The numbers justify the truth of Americanism. We are more willing to risk the lives of our people, to spread our beliefs as humans. This is unacceptable for anyone to believe. Even our own constitution states that all men are allowed there own beliefs and certain ways of life, but we still find it necessary to Americanize every other country in the world to ensure our own safety. This presents an important question. Is losing 1.3 million lives for something truly safety?.
In truth, American imperialism causes huge dangers to world peace and national security. The government has been twisted and turned to the point of losing almost all the foundations that it was started on. America should be known as a country to keep its word to help support all types of life, not to take over all types of life. I"ll hand it to our nation that we have done a great job at doing this to tiny little countries, but showing off your military power is not the greatest thing to do. You"re just going to make someone else want to outdo you. And when you"re trying to keep world peace, that is not going to help. In conclusion to my argument I would just like to state that a human life is much more worthy than a human belief. .
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