Yes, I understand that it is the lived experience of Americans, and I acknowledge that the Republicans do make life notably worse for many Americans (especially trans Americans). On the other hand, it’s pretty fucking annoying having to listen to chauvinist shitheals like Prole insist that the American perspective is the only one that exists.
No, it’s not a good point. The only difference between the two parties foreign policy is how the frame it to the domestic audience. As Prole is incapable of imagining foreigners as human, that’s all he cares about, but for those of us on the business end of American foreign policy it really doesn’t matter if the bombs are painted red or blue.
Aww, what’s the matter? Is endlessly repeating “you just don’t realize I’m right yet!” not as persuasive as you think?
I’m old enough to remember Trump’s last term, the one that had the exact same foreign policy as every other one.
How about this, try engaging those calcified empathy faculties for once and actually consider the perspective of a non-American.
Lol, alright shitlib Nostradamus. Will you have learned that foreigners are human by then?
No, I understand. I understand that, as an American, you only experience American foreign policy in how the administration’s framing of it makes you feel. I understand that the comforting lies and platitudes of the Democrats make you feel better than the blunt cruelty of the Republicans. I also understand that you are unable to conceptualize the idea of perspectives and experience outside of that of Americans.
Also, what’s this “you’re about to learn!” shit? The last Republican administration (the last Trump administration even!) was only four years ago, and it’s foreign policy was exactly the same as every other administration.
You really are an idiot
Lol. American literally cannot conceptualize a world outside of America.
For you the difference may not seem minor, but when your entire country has been leveled by American bombs, the slight difference in social issues that applies only to comfortable Americans who are not living in refugee camps being hunted by sniper drones seem basically negligible.
Yeah, I know Americans have trouble believing that foreigners are people, but believe me: for us, the difference is negligible.
It must be so nice being an anti-communist, you can just say what ever made up bullshit comes into your head and expect people to believe you.
The one you’re describing (death camps where ethnic minorities are sent) is made up bullshit, yes. Also getting into Double Genocide theory.
It must be so nice being an anti-communist, you can just say what ever made up bullshit comes into your head and expect people to believe you.
@BrainInABox Yes they are. And those are the bad kinds we all disapprove of.
No, I mean they literally synonyms for the same thing, they aren’t different “kinds”
stakeholder capitalism. cooperative capitalism
Once again, this is just a synonym for capitalism.
There are many flavors of capitalism. Some of them are toxic. Some of them are not.
No, there’s only one flavor, and it’s toxic.
Basically communism, but without the centralized planning and single party rule.
Not what communism is.
Thanks for demonstrating my point.
I have, that’s why I know it’s made up.
If you lived in the US, you would understand, on a very real, tangible level, the difference between living in a state with a Republican governor vs. one with a Democratic governor.
And if you lived outside the US, you would understand that it doesn’t make a difference if the bombs leveling your city are painted red or blue, and the minor difference in domestic policy between the two factions of the genocidal empire really don’t matter to the people you’re exterminating.
Horseshoe theory is discredited nonsense.
I fucking wish
It must be so nice being an anti-communist, you can just say what ever made up bullshit comes into your head and expect people to believe you.
Good to know that the definition of “tankie” has become so broad that it now includes “people who recognize non-Americans as people”