Why do the US fear so much?

I was responding to one of your posts. In my mind the sandwiches only got shitty when you associated yourself with them.

Why don't you show the original poster some respect and comment on what he is sharing and stop obsessing over me.

I'm not obsessing, I'm responding.

The original poster hasn't said anything since he started the post anyway.

Have you ever considered the crocodile?

Why would I do that when there are many other intellectual things to consider?

Because someone found a way to profit from people being afraid all the time. Fearful people are easy to predict, control and manipulate. You don't think as clearly when influenced by fear, and that's of interest to those who prefer a docile, self-absorbed population of individuals who are too scared of each other to stand together.

Hah, I've said much the same thing before about the govt not limiting civil law suits, civil liberties (which only voice support for individual rights, rather than community rights), and the others ways in which the govt goes about the 'individualisation' of society (while bleating about lack of community)

This video seems to go with the topic of this thread.