The Foreign Policy of Enslavement

 

America is a scumbag, moron, pro-slavery nation. Or, at least, it is when it comes to many elements of foreign policy. Firstly, even tho it’s morally depraved and practically disastrous, America has diplomatic, economic, and social relations with almost every hideous dictatorship and loathsome, murderous enemy on earth, including China, Russia, Pakistan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Nigeria, Egypt, and Saudia Arabia. What a strategic blunder and ethical monstrosity!

Secondly, the United States props up many Third World savage tyrannies which merely pretend to be America’s friend and ally. Thirdly, even when the United States has massive influence over a weak foreign nation, it consistently tends to support authoritarianism there. The logic is: “In the name of majority-rule and self-rule, it’s okay to back and praise traditional dictatorship, since the locals don’t know any better, and seem to accept or even favor massive enslavement.” What a joke!

It wasn’t always thus. After World War Two, America dominated and ruled over Germany and Japan. These two nations had a long history of fascism and tyranny. But the United States said NO. America properly rejected the political ideals of democracy and autonomy for Germany and Japan.

Instead, it set up a free nation for both. America did so by rewriting their constitutions, engaging in “nation-building” (actually, liberty-teaching) for ten years or more, and essentially forcing political freedom down their throats.

Supposedly this can’t be done. But it was. And America essentially hasn’t had a single problem with Germany and Japan since.

Due to war, the United States also dominated South Vietnam in the early 1970s, Kuwait in 1990, Afghanistan in 2001, and Iraq in 2003. Unfortunately, America supported the evil political ideals of majority-rule and self-rule there. The United States rejected individual rights and universal freedom. It stomped on liberty and justice in the social, personal, economic, and political realms of society.

So when the United States' military left, the local people soon rejected their foreign hegemon and enemy, America. They then embraced tyranny and enslavement on their own. Hence, Vietnam, Kuwait, Afghanistan, and Iraq are slave nations, and enormously hostile to America, to this this day. Who can blame them?

It easily could have been otherwise. But America is a scumbag, moron, pro-slavery nation. It generally subscribes to the false and evil political ideals of democracy and autonomy. America rejects liberty and justice for all. When it comes to foreign policy, America today is mostly intellectually and morally bankrupt.