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Trump says "Pay your dues, quit cheating on trade deals, stop flooding us with illegal drugs. Suddenly foreign nations don't "trust" us. LOL
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Who will ever trust America again?
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We have to compete economically with ChinaRepublicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”. No amount of apology will make up for the damage Trump has done to our global reputation.
Who would ever trust America again?
The United States has become thoroughly unreliable on the world stage — and a new president with new promises won't helptheweek.com
But fixing America's foreign policy will require much more than simply erasing bad memories of Donald Trump and reverting to the technocratic competence of the Obama administration. In fact, righting our course may demand greater skill and influence than it's reasonable to assume Biden or any other president could possess.
That's because Trump's distinctive ineptitude and incoherence on the world stage is only a symptom of a much bigger and more systemic problem.
America's inconsistency
So, ask US to leave if we are so bad. THey world can put on their big boy pants and do it their own selves.
Or, they can admit that they are ungrateful children, mouthing off at the Man, or Men, that defend them and keep them safe, because they are too busy paying for the social services the millions of muslims living in their countries demand.
They are the big boys now
Competing with China as part of an economic alliance is more efficient than competing with China, the EU, Japan and S Korea by ourselves
Funny, you make a point about how the rest of the world views US, and I make a counter point about what they could or could not do about it, if that is really how they feel.
Instead of addressing that, you make a completely new point about our need to work with others.
THe reason you did that, that you so quickly dropped your initial point, is because it was bullshit.
It was always bullshit. YOu did not really mean it, so the moment I addressed it seriously, you dropped it like a hot potato, and just moved on to the next line of bullshit.
You are Wally.
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There was a time when the US could say, my way or the Highway.We have to compete economically with ChinaRepublicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”. No amount of apology will make up for the damage Trump has done to our global reputation.
Who would ever trust America again?
The United States has become thoroughly unreliable on the world stage — and a new president with new promises won't help
But fixing America's foreign policy will require much more than simply erasing bad memories of Donald Trump and reverting to the technocratic competence of the Obama administration. In fact, righting our course may demand greater skill and influence than it's reasonable to assume Biden or any other president could possess.
That's because Trump's distinctive ineptitude and incoherence on the world stage is only a symptom of a much bigger and more systemic problem.
America's inconsistency
So, ask US to leave if we are so bad. THey world can put on their big boy pants and do it their own selves.
Or, they can admit that they are ungrateful children, mouthing off at the Man, or Men, that defend them and keep them safe, because they are too busy paying for the social services the millions of muslims living in their countries demand.
They are the big boys now
Competing with China as part of an economic alliance is more efficient than competing with China, the EU, Japan and S Korea by ourselves
Funny, you make a point about how the rest of the world views US, and I make a counter point about what they could or could not do about it, if that is really how they feel.
Instead of addressing that, you make a completely new point about our need to work with others.
THe reason you did that, that you so quickly dropped your initial point, is because it was bullshit.
It was always bullshit. YOu did not really mean it, so the moment I addressed it seriously, you dropped it like a hot potato, and just moved on to the next line of bullshit.
You are Wally.
View attachment 363398
Today, too many countries would say highway.
They are finding out there are alternatives to US leadership. Trump has shown them the way
Bush92
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Diplomacy: The art of getting people to see it your way.Trump s great at tearing up deals but sucks at making new ones.Republicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”. No amount of apology will make up for the damage Trump has done to our global reputation.
Who would ever trust America again?
The United States has become thoroughly unreliable on the world stage — and a new president with new promises won't help
But fixing America's foreign policy will require much more than simply erasing bad memories of Donald Trump and reverting to the technocratic competence of the Obama administration. In fact, righting our course may demand greater skill and influence than it's reasonable to assume Biden or any other president could possess.
That's because Trump's distinctive ineptitude and incoherence on the world stage is only a symptom of a much bigger and more systemic problem.
America's inconsistency
Ah poor baby. Sucks when you demand respect & do the right things. Did the WHO, NAFTA, Paris Act, NATO, Iranians, Mexico, ISIS, Chinese, Obama-sympathizers, the establishment & pussified Europe get their panties in a bunch over Trump? Fuckin' A Right they did, it's one reason why you get four more years.
Donnie Dealmaker only wants deals where he gets everything he wants and everyone else gets nothing. Means No Deal Donnie
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Sure. We lead they follow... don't shit yourself. Don't know much about foreign affairs do you?There was a time when the US could say, my way or the Highway.We have to compete economically with ChinaRepublicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”. No amount of apology will make up for the damage Trump has done to our global reputation.
Who would ever trust America again?
The United States has become thoroughly unreliable on the world stage — and a new president with new promises won't help
But fixing America's foreign policy will require much more than simply erasing bad memories of Donald Trump and reverting to the technocratic competence of the Obama administration. In fact, righting our course may demand greater skill and influence than it's reasonable to assume Biden or any other president could possess.
That's because Trump's distinctive ineptitude and incoherence on the world stage is only a symptom of a much bigger and more systemic problem.
America's inconsistency
So, ask US to leave if we are so bad. THey world can put on their big boy pants and do it their own selves.
Or, they can admit that they are ungrateful children, mouthing off at the Man, or Men, that defend them and keep them safe, because they are too busy paying for the social services the millions of muslims living in their countries demand.
They are the big boys now
Competing with China as part of an economic alliance is more efficient than competing with China, the EU, Japan and S Korea by ourselves
Funny, you make a point about how the rest of the world views US, and I make a counter point about what they could or could not do about it, if that is really how they feel.
Instead of addressing that, you make a completely new point about our need to work with others.
THe reason you did that, that you so quickly dropped your initial point, is because it was bullshit.
It was always bullshit. YOu did not really mean it, so the moment I addressed it seriously, you dropped it like a hot potato, and just moved on to the next line of bullshit.
You are Wally.
View attachment 363398
Today, too many countries would say highway.
They are finding out there are alternatives to US leadership. Trump has shown them the way
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Obama’s “Apology Tour” was an attempt to patch frayed US relations with our allies. It took Obama and Hillary years to repair the damage done by the Bush administrationCount that among the hundreds of factually baseless lies they believe.Republicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”.
PolitiFact - Mitt Romney says Barack Obama began his presidency "with an apology tour"
The notion that President Barack Obama started his presidency with an "apology tour" is a persistent and false Republicawww.politifact.com
Trumps damage is too extensive. Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, EU, Africa, S America......he even managed to pick a fight with Greenland
Please.list the damage do e by the Bush administration. You have no idea so you wont.
You do realize that:In this Address, Kennedy warned "Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty."The article dismisses partisanship being the issue and identifies not having a clear strategy as being the issue. I'd submit that with the republican party's goal of dysfunction in the world, partisanship is the issue. Warmongering irrationality of a party hell bent on being the American version of the a middle eastern religious state IS the problem. "American First" means everyone, including America loses. Nov 3rd, elect an adult.
This is why JFK would be a Republican today. On Nov. 3rd don't vote for an adult, vote for a MAN WITH BACKBONE, re-elect President of the United States of America Donald J. Trump.
1. JFK would be solidly Democrat
2. Trump is the biggest coward we’ve ever had as leader of this country. Tweet rage doesn’t offset folding to our enemies and running from our allies.
Serious question: You were kidding right?
1. Today's democrats are socialists/communists. JFK was no socialist/communist, his blunder was the "Bay of Pigs".You do realize that:In this Address, Kennedy warned "Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty."The article dismisses partisanship being the issue and identifies not having a clear strategy as being the issue. I'd submit that with the republican party's goal of dysfunction in the world, partisanship is the issue. Warmongering irrationality of a party hell bent on being the American version of the a middle eastern religious state IS the problem. "American First" means everyone, including America loses. Nov 3rd, elect an adult.
This is why JFK would be a Republican today. On Nov. 3rd don't vote for an adult, vote for a MAN WITH BACKBONE, re-elect President of the United States of America Donald J. Trump.
1. JFK would be solidly Democrat
2. Trump is the biggest coward we’ve ever had as leader of this country. Tweet rage doesn’t offset folding to our enemies and running from our allies.
Serious question: You were kidding right?
2. How is Trump a "coward"? He stands tough against every challenge the democrats throw at him. Trump doesn't fold, he is the only US president with the balls to take on China.
3. IMHO Trump is a lot like Harry Truman. No nonsense. Stuffs the military when he's right, like when Truman fired McArthur.
4. Their names are even similar TRUMp and TRUMan
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Nobody follows TrumpSure. We lead they follow... don't shit yourself. Don't know much about foreign affairs do you?There was a time when the US could say, my way or the Highway.We have to compete economically with ChinaRepublicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”. No amount of apology will make up for the damage Trump has done to our global reputation.
Who would ever trust America again?
The United States has become thoroughly unreliable on the world stage — and a new president with new promises won't help
But fixing America's foreign policy will require much more than simply erasing bad memories of Donald Trump and reverting to the technocratic competence of the Obama administration. In fact, righting our course may demand greater skill and influence than it's reasonable to assume Biden or any other president could possess.
That's because Trump's distinctive ineptitude and incoherence on the world stage is only a symptom of a much bigger and more systemic problem.
America's inconsistency
So, ask US to leave if we are so bad. THey world can put on their big boy pants and do it their own selves.
Or, they can admit that they are ungrateful children, mouthing off at the Man, or Men, that defend them and keep them safe, because they are too busy paying for the social services the millions of muslims living in their countries demand.
They are the big boys now
Competing with China as part of an economic alliance is more efficient than competing with China, the EU, Japan and S Korea by ourselves
Funny, you make a point about how the rest of the world views US, and I make a counter point about what they could or could not do about it, if that is really how they feel.
Instead of addressing that, you make a completely new point about our need to work with others.
THe reason you did that, that you so quickly dropped your initial point, is because it was bullshit.
It was always bullshit. YOu did not really mean it, so the moment I addressed it seriously, you dropped it like a hot potato, and just moved on to the next line of bullshit.
You are Wally.
View attachment 363398
Today, too many countries would say highway.
They are finding out there are alternatives to US leadership. Trump has shown them the way
His leadership is not wanted and not trusted
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Lets see...Obama’s “Apology Tour” was an attempt to patch frayed US relations with our allies. It took Obama and Hillary years to repair the damage done by the Bush administrationCount that among the hundreds of factually baseless lies they believe.Republicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”.
PolitiFact - Mitt Romney says Barack Obama began his presidency "with an apology tour"
The notion that President Barack Obama started his presidency with an "apology tour" is a persistent and false Republica
Trumps damage is too extensive. Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, EU, Africa, S America......he even managed to pick a fight with Greenland
Please.list the damage do e by the Bush administration. You have no idea so you wont.
Gave up the worst terror attack in US History
Got the US involved in TWO senseless wars
Engaged in torture
Worst recession in .70 years
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Lets see...Obama’s “Apology Tour” was an attempt to patch frayed US relations with our allies. It took Obama and Hillary years to repair the damage done by the Bush administrationCount that among the hundreds of factually baseless lies they believe.Republicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”.
PolitiFact - Mitt Romney says Barack Obama began his presidency "with an apology tour"
The notion that President Barack Obama started his presidency with an "apology tour" is a persistent and false Republica
Trumps damage is too extensive. Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, EU, Africa, S America......he even managed to pick a fight with Greenland
Please.list the damage do e by the Bush administration. You have no idea so you wont.
Gave up the worst terror attack in US History
Got the US involved in TWO senseless wars
Engaged in torture
Worst recession in .70 years
U.S. military forces have been at war for all eight years of Obama’s tenure, the first two-term president with that distinction. He launched airstrikes or military raids in at least seven countries: Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan.
1. Just cuz you call democrats communists doesn’t make it so. No one is ending private ownership. Here is the platform: Joe's Vision – Joe Biden for President1. Today's democrats are socialists/communists. JFK was no socialist/communist, his blunder was the "Bay of Pigs".You do realize that:In this Address, Kennedy warned "Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty."The article dismisses partisanship being the issue and identifies not having a clear strategy as being the issue. I'd submit that with the republican party's goal of dysfunction in the world, partisanship is the issue. Warmongering irrationality of a party hell bent on being the American version of the a middle eastern religious state IS the problem. "American First" means everyone, including America loses. Nov 3rd, elect an adult.
This is why JFK would be a Republican today. On Nov. 3rd don't vote for an adult, vote for a MAN WITH BACKBONE, re-elect President of the United States of America Donald J. Trump.
1. JFK would be solidly Democrat
2. Trump is the biggest coward we’ve ever had as leader of this country. Tweet rage doesn’t offset folding to our enemies and running from our allies.
Serious question: You were kidding right?
2. How is Trump a "coward"? He stands tough against every challenge the democrats throw at him. Trump doesn't fold, he is the only US president with the balls to take on China.
3. IMHO Trump is a lot like Harry Truman. No nonsense. Stuffs the military when he's right, like when Truman fired McArthur.
4. Their names are even similar TRUMp and TRUMan
2. Trump has backed down from every confrontation. Every one. The budget. The wall. The shutdown. Deporting online international students. Military strikes in Iran. Background checks. Voter fraud commission. North Korea. Russian sanctions. The list is endless and some of these retreats were better positions than his threats.
3. Like uh, when is he right?
4. So is TrUMP and dUMP and LUMP and chUMP and RUMP not to mention clUMP and stUMP.
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Oh, it's so.1. Just cuz you call democrats communists doesn’t make it so. No one is ending private ownership. Here is the platform: Joe's Vision – Joe Biden for President1. Today's democrats are socialists/communists. JFK was no socialist/communist, his blunder was the "Bay of Pigs".You do realize that:In this Address, Kennedy warned "Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty."The article dismisses partisanship being the issue and identifies not having a clear strategy as being the issue. I'd submit that with the republican party's goal of dysfunction in the world, partisanship is the issue. Warmongering irrationality of a party hell bent on being the American version of the a middle eastern religious state IS the problem. "American First" means everyone, including America loses. Nov 3rd, elect an adult.
This is why JFK would be a Republican today. On Nov. 3rd don't vote for an adult, vote for a MAN WITH BACKBONE, re-elect President of the United States of America Donald J. Trump.
1. JFK would be solidly Democrat
2. Trump is the biggest coward we’ve ever had as leader of this country. Tweet rage doesn’t offset folding to our enemies and running from our allies.
Serious question: You were kidding right?
2. How is Trump a "coward"? He stands tough against every challenge the democrats throw at him. Trump doesn't fold, he is the only US president with the balls to take on China.
3. IMHO Trump is a lot like Harry Truman. No nonsense. Stuffs the military when he's right, like when Truman fired McArthur.
4. Their names are even similar TRUMp and TRUMan
2. Trump has backed down from every confrontation. Every one. The budget. The wall. The shutdown. Deporting online international students. Military strikes in Iran. Background checks. Voter fraud commission. North Korea. Russian sanctions. The list is endless and some of these retreats were better positions than his threats.
3. Like uh, when is he right?
4. So is TrUMP and dUMP and LUMP and chUMP and RUMP not to mention clUMP and stUMP.
This place has such riveting debate.Oh, it's so.1. Just cuz you call democrats communists doesn’t make it so. No one is ending private ownership. Here is the platform: Joe's Vision – Joe Biden for President1. Today's democrats are socialists/communists. JFK was no socialist/communist, his blunder was the "Bay of Pigs".You do realize that:In this Address, Kennedy warned "Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty."The article dismisses partisanship being the issue and identifies not having a clear strategy as being the issue. I'd submit that with the republican party's goal of dysfunction in the world, partisanship is the issue. Warmongering irrationality of a party hell bent on being the American version of the a middle eastern religious state IS the problem. "American First" means everyone, including America loses. Nov 3rd, elect an adult.
This is why JFK would be a Republican today. On Nov. 3rd don't vote for an adult, vote for a MAN WITH BACKBONE, re-elect President of the United States of America Donald J. Trump.
1. JFK would be solidly Democrat
2. Trump is the biggest coward we’ve ever had as leader of this country. Tweet rage doesn’t offset folding to our enemies and running from our allies.
Serious question: You were kidding right?
2. How is Trump a "coward"? He stands tough against every challenge the democrats throw at him. Trump doesn't fold, he is the only US president with the balls to take on China.
3. IMHO Trump is a lot like Harry Truman. No nonsense. Stuffs the military when he's right, like when Truman fired McArthur.
4. Their names are even similar TRUMp and TRUMan
2. Trump has backed down from every confrontation. Every one. The budget. The wall. The shutdown. Deporting online international students. Military strikes in Iran. Background checks. Voter fraud commission. North Korea. Russian sanctions. The list is endless and some of these retreats were better positions than his threats.
3. Like uh, when is he right?
4. So is TrUMP and dUMP and LUMP and chUMP and RUMP not to mention clUMP and stUMP.
There was a time when the US could say, my way or the Highway.We have to compete economically with ChinaRepublicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”. No amount of apology will make up for the damage Trump has done to our global reputation.
Who would ever trust America again?
The United States has become thoroughly unreliable on the world stage — and a new president with new promises won't help
But fixing America's foreign policy will require much more than simply erasing bad memories of Donald Trump and reverting to the technocratic competence of the Obama administration. In fact, righting our course may demand greater skill and influence than it's reasonable to assume Biden or any other president could possess.
That's because Trump's distinctive ineptitude and incoherence on the world stage is only a symptom of a much bigger and more systemic problem.
America's inconsistency
So, ask US to leave if we are so bad. THey world can put on their big boy pants and do it their own selves.
Or, they can admit that they are ungrateful children, mouthing off at the Man, or Men, that defend them and keep them safe, because they are too busy paying for the social services the millions of muslims living in their countries demand.
They are the big boys now
Competing with China as part of an economic alliance is more efficient than competing with China, the EU, Japan and S Korea by ourselves
Funny, you make a point about how the rest of the world views US, and I make a counter point about what they could or could not do about it, if that is really how they feel.
Instead of addressing that, you make a completely new point about our need to work with others.
THe reason you did that, that you so quickly dropped your initial point, is because it was bullshit.
It was always bullshit. YOu did not really mean it, so the moment I addressed it seriously, you dropped it like a hot potato, and just moved on to the next line of bullshit.
You are Wally.
View attachment 363398
Today, too many countries would say highway.
They are finding out there are alternatives to US leadership. Trump has shown them the way
China needs access to our markets to keep growing their economy.
We do not need them.
Why do you want to act like we have no leverage while acting like they hold all the cards?
You hate America.
The predictable result of shallow, simplistic, tribal thinking.They are finding out there are alternatives to US leadership. Trump has shown them the way
Well, we did this to ourselves.
Nobody follows TrumpSure. We lead they follow... don't shit yourself. Don't know much about foreign affairs do you?There was a time when the US could say, my way or the Highway.We have to compete economically with ChinaRepublicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”. No amount of apology will make up for the damage Trump has done to our global reputation.
Who would ever trust America again?
The United States has become thoroughly unreliable on the world stage — and a new president with new promises won't help
But fixing America's foreign policy will require much more than simply erasing bad memories of Donald Trump and reverting to the technocratic competence of the Obama administration. In fact, righting our course may demand greater skill and influence than it's reasonable to assume Biden or any other president could possess.
That's because Trump's distinctive ineptitude and incoherence on the world stage is only a symptom of a much bigger and more systemic problem.
America's inconsistency
So, ask US to leave if we are so bad. THey world can put on their big boy pants and do it their own selves.
Or, they can admit that they are ungrateful children, mouthing off at the Man, or Men, that defend them and keep them safe, because they are too busy paying for the social services the millions of muslims living in their countries demand.
They are the big boys now
Competing with China as part of an economic alliance is more efficient than competing with China, the EU, Japan and S Korea by ourselves
Funny, you make a point about how the rest of the world views US, and I make a counter point about what they could or could not do about it, if that is really how they feel.
Instead of addressing that, you make a completely new point about our need to work with others.
THe reason you did that, that you so quickly dropped your initial point, is because it was bullshit.
It was always bullshit. YOu did not really mean it, so the moment I addressed it seriously, you dropped it like a hot potato, and just moved on to the next line of bullshit.
You are Wally.
View attachment 363398
Today, too many countries would say highway.
They are finding out there are alternatives to US leadership. Trump has shown them the way
His leadership is not wanted and not trusted
Get back to me when they ask our troops to leave or don't want to trade with US.
Till then, it is the whining of ungrateful children.
The predictable result of shallow, simplistic, tribal thinking.They are finding out there are alternatives to US leadership. Trump has shown them the way
Well, we did this to ourselves.
They are used to benefiting at our expense.
That is them being "tribal". For generations we have been the grown up and taking one for the team, while fighting the Cold War.
But we can't afford to keep doing that. ANd we don't need to. The Cold War is over.
Time for them to carry their own weight.
That this seems wrong to you, and them, is a problem with you and them, not Trump.
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Bush got us involved in those warsLets see...Obama’s “Apology Tour” was an attempt to patch frayed US relations with our allies. It took Obama and Hillary years to repair the damage done by the Bush administrationCount that among the hundreds of factually baseless lies they believe.Republicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”.
PolitiFact - Mitt Romney says Barack Obama began his presidency "with an apology tour"
The notion that President Barack Obama started his presidency with an "apology tour" is a persistent and false Republica
Trumps damage is too extensive. Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, EU, Africa, S America......he even managed to pick a fight with Greenland
Please.list the damage do e by the Bush administration. You have no idea so you wont.
Gave up the worst terror attack in US History
Got the US involved in TWO senseless wars
Engaged in torture
Worst recession in .70 years
U.S. military forces have been at war for all eight years of Obama’s tenure, the first two-term president with that distinction. He launched airstrikes or military raids in at least seven countries: Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan.
Obama warned him not to
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That is the arrogance of conservativesNobody follows TrumpSure. We lead they follow... don't shit yourself. Don't know much about foreign affairs do you?There was a time when the US could say, my way or the Highway.We have to compete economically with ChinaRepublicans complained about Obama’s “Apology Tour”. No amount of apology will make up for the damage Trump has done to our global reputation.
Who would ever trust America again?
The United States has become thoroughly unreliable on the world stage — and a new president with new promises won't help
But fixing America's foreign policy will require much more than simply erasing bad memories of Donald Trump and reverting to the technocratic competence of the Obama administration. In fact, righting our course may demand greater skill and influence than it's reasonable to assume Biden or any other president could possess.
That's because Trump's distinctive ineptitude and incoherence on the world stage is only a symptom of a much bigger and more systemic problem.
America's inconsistency
So, ask US to leave if we are so bad. THey world can put on their big boy pants and do it their own selves.
Or, they can admit that they are ungrateful children, mouthing off at the Man, or Men, that defend them and keep them safe, because they are too busy paying for the social services the millions of muslims living in their countries demand.
They are the big boys now
Competing with China as part of an economic alliance is more efficient than competing with China, the EU, Japan and S Korea by ourselves
Funny, you make a point about how the rest of the world views US, and I make a counter point about what they could or could not do about it, if that is really how they feel.
Instead of addressing that, you make a completely new point about our need to work with others.
THe reason you did that, that you so quickly dropped your initial point, is because it was bullshit.
It was always bullshit. YOu did not really mean it, so the moment I addressed it seriously, you dropped it like a hot potato, and just moved on to the next line of bullshit.
You are Wally.
View attachment 363398
Today, too many countries would say highway.
They are finding out there are alternatives to US leadership. Trump has shown them the way
His leadership is not wanted and not trusted
Get back to me when they ask our troops to leave or don't want to trade with US.
Till then, it is the whining of ungrateful children.
We are the best, the world cowers at our feet, we don’t need anyone.....If they don’t like it fuk them
Today we live in a global economy. We don’t own it. Working in alliance with other countries is preferable to declaring economic war on everyone
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