Americans’ muted reaction to the quarter-century anniversary of 9/11 reveals a waning zeal for the American imperial project. We tolerate it only because we believe it can’t end. But it can.
As we Americans have so thoroughly demonstrated, the most confident opinions of the international workings of imperial powers usually come from the people living within those power structures. It’s nice to see that that self-confidence isn’t a uniquely American trait.
LMAO I am neither projecting nor being confident. I am doing neither of those things. I don’t even know what country you’re from. I do know that imperialism existed before the US was a thing and that the temptation to power through the exploitation of others exists everywhere. No human society is immune to it, and those who proclaim their immunity to it are the most vulnerable to it, as we are seeing play out right now in my home.
As for dealing with my own fascist problem, you have no idea what I do. Which is nothing; I only post silly internet comments and never participate in local resistance networks or take any real world actions to disrupt the fascist power grab currently underway. That would be illegal :3
if your home is the us, your country has been the one making that happen globally for the past century or longer. its proclamations of immunity are meaningless in this light for just as long but that doesn’t reflect on everyone else. pre-industrial, pre-capitalist and currenty-socialist societies are much better at being egalitarian compared to what is imposed by the empire.
keep dealing with the now more obvious problem if you really are, but take a real look at how your country has been working tirelessly through that entire period towards keeping the rest of us down, and that making our imperfect way out of it is not as bad as your media has you believe.
we are entering into a multipolar era without a dominant empire. don’t let the us sabotage it.
Haha I don’t think Xi agrees with that assessment.
lmao, the geopolitics understander walked into the comment section.
what do you think BRICS is even for?
I trust that your opinion on BRICS is much more confident than mine. You can spare me the proof.
as someone actually living in a brics country, yeah.
i trust your western opinion of it is not racist at all. but ill let you out yourself if you want to.
As we Americans have so thoroughly demonstrated, the most confident opinions of the international workings of imperial powers usually come from the people living within those power structures. It’s nice to see that that self-confidence isn’t a uniquely American trait.
stop projecting your defects on us.
deal with your own fascism instead of being so confident you know anything about us.
LMAO I am neither projecting nor being confident. I am doing neither of those things. I don’t even know what country you’re from. I do know that imperialism existed before the US was a thing and that the temptation to power through the exploitation of others exists everywhere. No human society is immune to it, and those who proclaim their immunity to it are the most vulnerable to it, as we are seeing play out right now in my home.
As for dealing with my own fascist problem, you have no idea what I do. Which is nothing; I only post silly internet comments and never participate in local resistance networks or take any real world actions to disrupt the fascist power grab currently underway. That would be illegal :3
if your home is the us, your country has been the one making that happen globally for the past century or longer. its proclamations of immunity are meaningless in this light for just as long but that doesn’t reflect on everyone else. pre-industrial, pre-capitalist and currenty-socialist societies are much better at being egalitarian compared to what is imposed by the empire.
keep dealing with the now more obvious problem if you really are, but take a real look at how your country has been working tirelessly through that entire period towards keeping the rest of us down, and that making our imperfect way out of it is not as bad as your media has you believe.