[7speter]

The negative ramifications seem to be better than being invaded by the US or having regional entities invaded by the US, and the ensuing instability as a result.

If its going to be like this the rest of the world might as well cut its losses

[mym1990]

You seem to have a very limited view of the world if you think the US doesn't have fans of totalitarian rule and that the "rest of the world" is exclusively against US global strategy. I am going to guess that you actually have no idea what the negative ramifications of the collapse of a currency that underpins the foundations of our world are, because it is something that is near impossible to predict.

I agree that at some point, governments and people will need to step up and fight back, but the idea that the US will somehow fall in a vacuum and everyone else will live happily ever after is laughable.

[staplers]

  the US will somehow fall in a vacuum and everyone else will live happily ever after is laughable.

If enough countries collectively decide to not export to the US, it's game over. See Cuba as an example.

Not everything is a movie with a final battle. Alternatives are found and adopted all the time without violent strife.

[Art9681]

A reminder the insatiable appetite of the American consumer is a big part of what props up a lot of other economies.

[staplers]

Every consumer is insatiable. Americans have (had?) powerful money that allows them to push the limit.