When people say US history is boring

When people say US history is boring they are saying something they do not realize.

It is objectively true that our history isn't as interesting as the old world's (Afro-Eurasia's). It's also true that our history did not have any truly major effect on the rest of the world until the mid-20th century.

All this has nothing to do with the fact that the US has existed for a far shorter amount of time. Look at Europe, literally who's until just about one or two hundred years before our time.

The reason US history is boring is because of our political stability. Humans thrive on conflict, it is our opiate. Without any major shit going down in America, who cares?

So thank you for congratulating us for being the most stable, and by extension the greatest country.

Even your posts are boring and self-centered.

Sage.

What you're mistaking for stability is called decline.

What a fag.

but it isn't, there's plenty of interesting events in the 17th and 18th century even before the "French and Indian War", Bacon's Rebellion, "King William's War", King Philip's War there was one battle of the English Civil War here and several naval conflicts. Plenty of interesting stuff in the early Republic

so what point are you even trying to make?

I like when people fight about American History and who is really most racist. Thats entertaining to me.

US history isn't boring at all the only people who think so are butthurt Euroshits trying to distract from the fact that there is more to history than fucking killing each other all the time. They glorify this as something good because the US is the only thing that stops backwards Europeans from destroying their entire continent over and over again.

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>Constantly getting more powerful is "declining."

>Ass blasted
>Says the European as his continent further declines into irrelevance