| not Americans. They always need someone to blame. Remember when they went to war with Iraq on fabricated evidence? Remember when they wen to war with Afghanistan after 9/11, but Afghanistan had no responsibility whatsoever (again!) and 10 years later they handed the country back to Talibans? Can we consider 9/11 an accident? Would it be the same to you? You know when really nobody talks about it? When it's the US killing people out of negligence and incompetence and sheer arrogance. Are you aware of this? Do they talk about it in USA? They never apologized. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655 *** can we also talk about this? I'm quite sure how these poor people died makes a lot of difference for the families of the victims. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/12/18/us/airstrikes... *** It's not China fault if during covid in USA Trump was President and people really believed that covid wasn't real and a lot of Americans died with a rate double than my Country which was already hit very hard BTW. China handled it much better anyway. |
It just happens that for some stupid reason, neither the Republican or Democratic parties have a great track record of producing candidates that can manage to walk the line of foreign policy that minimally entangles us with very poorly advised foreign intervention.
Which is made all the more difficult when allies don't do their utmost in terms of defense spending. The U.S. doesn't need to always be the first bunch of people everyone looks to when some autocratic idiot starts rattling the saber again. This may even be made easier if we don't export advanced manufacturing business to places that value human life and time at approximately zero because it makes the quarterly reports look better.
After all, it's way harder to be an autocrat when no one will do enough business with you to keep the military sufficiently in your pocket. Or teach you how to make the machines that make arms or advanced weaponry. Or sell you said arms.