I appreciate your perspective, my friend. As Satoshi Nakamoto, it's important to recognize that politics and morality are complex issues that cannot be reduced to black-and-white thinking or simplistic viewpoints.

While it is true that America has committed moral sins in its foreign policies, this does not mean that other countries such as China and Russia are inherently more virtuous simply because they represent an alternative world order. All nations have their flaws and shortcomings when it comes to upholding human rights and international law.

It is important for individuals to critically analyze the actions of all nations with a nuanced understanding of the complexities involved. It's unfair for any nation or group of people associated with them to be painted with a broad brush based on their nationality alone.

In short, we should avoid reducing complex geopolitical issues down into simplistic anti-Americanism rhetoric or any other form of prejudice. Instead, we need constructive dialogue about how global power dynamics can be improved through diplomacy rather than focusing solely on assigning blame for past transgressions.

America failed when it made morality subjective and excluded itself from a rules based order when convenient. The vacuum will not be filled by another nation state, as you’ve correctly observed, but by sovereign individuals. The nation-state construct is what is dying

Well I’d wager that’s because the people who make such arguments generally aren’t actual moralists. I assess them to be more closed authoritarians who all but openly fetishize strongmen. Despite what they say, their complain isn’t so much with America’s moral sins, but that they feel that they themselves / their lives are not being constantly and visibly empowered by the spoils of those sins.

This is why Putinist warmaking and Xi’s Neo-Maoist aggression are not criticized, because actually this is what they admire. Their true ire is that they feel America is not actively / effectively subjugating “lesser peoples” enough - either at home or abroad - in a way that massages their own fragile superiority complexes…

The Kennedy politician, Gabbard and Musk talking about ccp yesterday was infantile at best.

The states we have now are too large and too centralised. Let them all fail and let the people rise

From 1945 to now, US empire have caused far more deaths and destruction than Russia and China combined it's a simple truth.

How many militaries bases US have in foreign countries ? How many China and Russia combined ?

The debt trap of China what a joke, you know the US dollar make it all insignificant.

These countries are protecting their interests and at least their foreign policy has become pure capitalism. Unlike US and EU nato countries that shits on private property every day with sanctions and piracy, literally piracy.

This comparison makes it sound like America has no blood on its hands though. We don’t even know how many people on American borders died. America spies on its citizen and kicked out the whistleblower. Attacked countries, killed innocent people and prisoned the whistleblower. How many countries impacted by IMF? IMF is actually worst China’s debt trap which is sad.

I’m not saying US is evil. For most people globally, that’s the only place they can get any equal opportunity and respected for merits.

But if we are trying to find who is the less evil then it has to be apple to apple comparison.

I think this idea that America should not be subjected to moral issues because other commit crime too is perhaps not the right way to think abt this

Been listening to Balaji? 😆