Row 83218

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>We have been the world police, and thatvosrtislly came from the post-WW2 setup where the US was really the only major developed nation that wasn't heavily damaged and still had tons of operating factories and military force.

That was absolutely part of it. We also have significantly more money, a much more powerful military, a (historically and comparatively) extremely stable democracy, and we are far removed from the rest of the world order. We don't really have another major world power on our continent _or_ the adjacent one.

Africa, Europe, and Asia are all mashed right up against each other. We're out in the boonies - it gives us a nice, more neutral vantage point.

>That's not the case anymore. The rest of the world can and should bare their part of that burden now.

It's so interesting to hear the left and the far right echoing this as if WWI and WWII happened during a sticks-and-stones era. The balance of world power was roughly the same then, the biggest change is that China is a world superpower now.

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