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>But that’s not how world politics works.
Yes it is, America's dominance is in large part because of keeping true to treaties and promises to it's allies.
>it has ramifications for the rest of the world.
Creating doubt and ruining America's reputation has a much much larger impact than Germany not spending .5% more on defense than they should be.
>An unstable Europe can lead to an unstable world which benefits no one as we’re currently seeing. So making a threat here and there may benefit in the long run.
So why abandon Eastern Europe to let an ill equipped Germany to handle it? That's illogical.
>Also saying let other NATO members do what they want very much echoes the same idiotic isolationist sentiment people like Majorie Taylor Greene spout.
This is idiotic. Advocating for a greater US presence in Eastern Europe is the opposite of isolationist. Creating division and doubt in US commitment to NATO is both isolationist and what MTG spouts out, literal russian propaganda.
>It’s simple really excluding COVID
Just casually ignore one of the worst human disasters in history, lmao.
One of Trump's covid response leaders:
"The political folks believed that because it was going to be relegated to Democratic states, that they could blame those governors, and that would be an effective political strategy"
You're hand waving a lot here.
>the world was much more stable during Trump’s tenure.
Do you think Trump has any responsibility in the instability today? Doha Accords, lack of sanctions against Russia, delaying lethal aid to Ukraine, supporting Putin over US intelligence agencies, pull out of Syria, Iran's nuclear weapon development... I could go on, what's happening today is a result of Trump's god awful foreign policy. Things don't just start and end in 4 fours, they cause impacts for decades. And I'm not letting Obama slide either, his response to Crimea was fucking shit too. However his Iranian and Syrian foreign policy seemed to be working until Trump fucked that up too, in large part to placate Putin's interests in the middle east.
The Biden administration has shown time and time again that they are more competent at dealing with our adversaries and our allies far more than either Trump or Obama, there is simply no question about it. Allies trust us more, and we are no longer compromising our foreign policy at the whim of Trump because of his infatuation with Putin. Remember when Trump said Putin was a genius for invading Ukraine? Yeah, I'd rather not have someone as that moronic running our foreign policy thanks.
>Trump was already president for 4 years and nothing happened with regards to NATO and I highly doubt it would be any different if Trump wins again.
He already managed to delay the Ukraine aid by 6 months by killing the bipartisan border bill.
>This whole “leaving NATO scandal” only blew up 3-4 years after it happened when Trump is conveniently running for reelection.
That is simply false. I don't know what world you were living in, but his words to our allies were huge news when he said them, and still are. And they rightfully should be big news during the election.
You're incredibly naïve.
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| datetime | 2024-05-23 |
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