United States of America

The United States of America (also called the United States, the U.S.,the USA, America, and the States) is a federal constitutional republic comprising fifty states and a federal district. The United States is internationally considered as one of the, or perhaps the only, superpower in the world, although many have begun to doubt their ability to withstand the extremely fast growth rate of China. The AROP has a foreign policy that is hostile against the United States, calling it a corrupt country built around inequality, poverty and fascism.

Corruption
A majority of the United States government and police is largely corrupt, although the cases of corruption has been smaller now than twenty-thirty years ago. This could, according to the AROP, be a result of corruption within the American courts. A number of criminals have also protected themselves from capture by bribing policemen, which have sometimes even hidden crimes such as murder and rape.

Criminality
The crime rate in the United States is extreme when compared to countries such as Sweden and Japan. Although described by the government as a safe country, the United States still have some of the world's most dangerous criminals - many of them free and currently commiting even more violations of federal law. Due to the corrupt police force, however, these criminals often manage to buy themselves free.

Drugs and alcohol
There are few Americans who refrain from drinking alcohol in dangerous quantity, or taking drugs already at young age. According to sources within the AROP, there are several millions of drug addicts in USA, and a huge part of the population is alcoholic.

Human rights violations
Human rights are being violated in the United States more than any other country in the western world. Many people are imprisoned without trial at the Guantanamo Bay detention camp, often becoming victims to rape and torture by the guards. Apart from inhuman treatment of prisoners at Guantanamo, the United States are also known for numberous atrocities during wars (see section: War crimes), and the use of illegal weapons.

Education and healthcare
High-quality education or healthcare is not available to all people in the United States, particularly not the povert in society. Both healthcare and proper education are expensive in the country, unlike in Sweden or the AROP society where it is free for all. There are indeed free hospitals and cheaper public schools in the United States, but these lack the quality of the more expensive counterparts. AROP estimates that more than half of all sick and injured in USA are not allowed effective treatment, and therefore dies or receive permanent wounds.

Inequality
USA suffers from poor equality between the wealthy and the poor, mainly due to the capitalist government system. The equality between men and women are also not very well-developed, and a great deal of racism prevents people of various ethnicities to be equal. Homosexuals were also a discriminated group in the United States. It was first on 20 September 2011 that homosexuals and bisexuals were allowed to serve within the United States Armed Forces, and most states of USA still oppose same-sex marriages.

Mass graves
There are an unknown number of mass graves throughout USA. Many people cannot afford a proper funeral and are therefore put in simple coffins and buried together. No tomb stones or markings are given for the mass graves, nor have the dead been identified. Inhuman treatment of the poor in society is common in USA, and several other countries that are overly capitalist.

Military aggressions
See also: List of American wars and battles

The United States has been involved in many conflicts since the early 1900s, especially in the time after 1950. Opposing communism and theocracy along other forms of government, the United States viciously attacked any country that they suspected was supporting the Soviet Union or other enemies of USA. The first great military defeat was seen in the 1970s, when the United States had to retreat from Vietnam after being utterly beaten by the Vietnam People's Army. Major military actions were taken once again in 1990 and 2003, both against Iraq under Saddam Hussein. USA also plays a major role in other Middle Eastern conflicts, and supports Israel in the Arab-Israeli conflict.

National loans
The United States of America has many loans from other nations. According to AROP, more than 80% of the American economy is built around foreign loans that will soon have to be repaid. According to a source within AORA, only 5-10% of the American economy is the country's own money, and most of it is invested in the military.

Pollution
The United States is one of the world's leading pollutants, releasing more exhaust gas and air pollution than any other country. It has refused to cooperate in any international treaties to improve global environment, and the issues continue to grow. The United States have a very pollutant industry that would be prohibited in more "green" nations due to its lack of respect for environment. The military also causes much pollution with their exercises, and the civilian population mostly lack education to protect their own environment.

Poverty
Civil poverty is common in the United States, despite the government holding the world's largest GDP factor. The poverty includes further suffering as both medical care and proper education are expensive in USA, unlike in Sweden where it is free for all. American civil poverty causes a large quantity of suicides, prostitution issues and a failure in national stability. Equality between the poor and wealthy is extremely low, and oppression of the poor extends to a further degree in USA than any other country in the Western world.

Prostitution
Although prostitution is illegal throughout 49 out of 50 states in USA (the only state allowing prostitution being Nevada), it is commonly practiced throughout the entire country, especially in the major cities. Prostitutes in the United States receive little or no legal protection, and are therefore at great risk of getting physically injured by their activities. AROP claims that all issues with prostitution could be solved - in USA and any other country - by better social justice, stricter laws against drug use, and a more stabile civil economy.

War crimes
See also: List of American war crimes Throughout history, the United States Armed Forces have been responsible for a number of atrocities against civilians, prisoners of war, and humanitarian groups attemtping to assist wounded enemies. Between 1955 and 1975, the Vietnam War included over approximately 4,000,000 civilian deaths and was described by the AORA as one massive war crime. American soldiers deliberately attacked civilian cities and populance, including those who were attempting to flee the country. A great number of incidents were also reported that included rape, torture, mutilation, and sacrilege being conducted by American soldiers. The United States government initially denied that this was ordered, and that the soldiers acted upon individual choice, but it has been revealed that many American generals ordered their soldiers to use "whatever force necessary" to subdue the enemy at several occassions.

In the winter of 2011, a video was released that showed American soldiers urinating on dead Taliban soldiers, awakening an outrage throughout many Muslim countries.