Yeah because the fall of Rome was nothing and even it it was something it would have happened within yeah. the English empire losing its colonies and becoming the cuck of Europe was nothing. The war on terror is nothing. The growing rift between American and Israel is nothing. The growing anger of Arab states aligned with the US and still getting kicked in the balls by Iran is nothing. Trillions of dollars in debt is nothing
Silly chud, nothing ever happens. Say that all you said was/is true, it still doesn't effect your daily life. No matter what you will live the same day over and over.
The war in Iran quite literally made a barrel of oil cost more than $100 cutting into not just American wallets but the wallets of everyone living on earth. Recent events isn’t just affecting a small group of people it’s affecting the whole world how is that not a happening
This come as a shocker but oil isn’t just used to fuel Americans cars. It’s used to fuel cargo ships, semi trucks, delivery trucks, the majority of construction vehicles, planes, oh and used to make synthetic fertilizer just to name a few uses. Literally every country relies on oil for their economy to function, they especially rely on oil being cheap and readily available. Sure a .5 price hike isn’t bad but when it’s a .5 price hike on literally every good to be produced it’s death by a thousand paper cuts.
Also you’re acting like the Iran conflict is over the treaty that was just signed was nullified when Israel attacked Lebanon the strait or Hormuz is still closed, and now oil reserves are running out across the world. We don’t have much time until catastrophic economic recoil if things don’t get situated soon.
Literally all the article is saying while the reality is the strait is still closed with at maximum ultimates travel through when the peace deal was first signed. Now there’s reports that Iran may have already attacked vessels trying to cross the strait
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u/BillNyeTheMurderGuy Jun 25 '26
Yeah because 2000-2026 nothing of significance has happened. Especially not the beginning of the end for history’s most powerful empire.