Is America a country or
a company?
Is America a country or
Jace Perez
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Christopher Robinson
neither america is a continent
Tyler Torres
coun·try
ˈkəntrē
noun
1.
a nation with its own government, occupying a particular territory.
"the country's increasingly precarious economic position"
synonyms: nation, (sovereign) state, kingdom, realm, territory, province, principality, palatinate, duchy More
Jason Murphy
oh did they mean the USA? yes thats a country
Carson Roberts
WHOA BRO 2 DEEP 4 ME
Bentley Ward
UMA
Levi Wilson
both
Mason Russell
U M A
M
A
Jonathan Rogers
wrong
america comprises two continents
well at least the canadian was better than retarded burger OP hiding behind treehugger disguise
Jaxon Baker
Sovereign citizen stuff belongs on /x/.
Luke Walker
Uma delicia
Leo Lopez
This anti america shilling needs to be stopped.
Tyler King
por que no los dos
Isaac Robinson
Obviously, you wouldn't know shill.
Jeremiah Torres
it's a corporation owned by its shareholders who also happen to be jewish
Evan Walker
ok if we are correcting stupid ass shit dont you mean "america is comprised of two continents*"
Brody White
Watch and learn, young stranger.
Chase Nguyen
London is legitimately a corporation
Anthony Morales
neither. it's a corporation
Easton Sanchez
I guess I deserved that one
Anthony Williams
c o r p o r a t i o n
but it aint the only one
Jonathan Robinson
I kept waiting for the monkey to get drowned
Michael Phillips
It’s every man for himself out here, it’s a mess
Thomas Russell
It's a colony
Juan Gutierrez
Came to this thread to search for this, did not leave disappointed.
Ian Jones
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John Richardson
Why don't you ask a fucking dictionary.
dictionary.com
>state or nation
>any considerable territory demarcated by topographical conditions, by a distinctive population, etc.
>the people of a district, state, or nation
dictionary.com
>a number of individuals assembled or associated together; group of people.
>a number of persons united or incorporated for joint action, especially for business
Oh, look, the United States of America qualifies for both definitions.
That's because, in business, words like 'company' or 'corporation' don't actually mean 'a huge business run exclusively by wealthy executives and exclusively for the sake of profit', they mean a group of people who pool resources together for a purpose.
A government is a corporation. A family is a corporation. Anything where two or more people are sharing assets to do x or y is a corporation or company of some kind.
The difference is whether it's for profit or non-profit, whether it's privately held or has a public partnership, its liability level, etc.
The US Government doesn't have stock holders, it doesn't make a profit, and it doesn't produce anything. Whatever idiotic point you wanted to make with this thread, you've utterly failed to do so by being simply so fucking uneducated you don't know what the words that come out of your mouth actually mean.
What you really want to ask is 'Is the US a plutocracy', but you were too fucking stupid to do so.
Mason Hall
We put the comp in company.
Alexander Bell
Any state is a business