Comments by "Gabor Rajnai" (@gaborrajnai6213) on "Robinson Erhardt"
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Well, its incredibly naive to think that the nations of the world are that eager to sell things to America, and fuel its debt with foreign investment. Theres a powerbalance in the world, where America is offering protection, in exchange getting resources and capital for free. If the world is made to be able to defend itself, thats a fair point, but then theres no reason to keep US dollar as a reserve currency, since it would boost every single nation to do their dealings in their own national currency. That would siphon out 60% of the capital currently in america, and make the debtservice uncertain. Its even more incredibly naive to think, that its still the 19th century, and things can be coerced by raw military force like the British Empire did. there are weapons powerful enough to eliminate the entire world multiple times, which makes certain great powers invulnerable to any military coercion, because no matter how many more warships personnel or hardware the adversary has the outcome will be the same. Do you really think professor Hanson that your papers and international treaties will really defend you, if the world is not onboard? You cant have your cake and eat it too, you can rule the world as long as the world is dependent on you, if they are not they will treat you as their equals. Theres a saying for that in the stockmarket, called pricing in. Theres a certain point up until your president can run around the world threatening everybody, but at a certain point countries will price his threats in, and make their countermoves regardless of how destructive it is to the US or their economies.
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I dont know why you make this so complex. Donald Trump is a well known liar, so people like Fergusson or Hanson can see into him whatever they want to see. Hanson sees him as a peacemaker isolationist, Fergusson sees him as the Casear, who will push the borders of the Empire to the infinite, no matter that these views are totally contradictory, since noone really knows what Donald Trump will do, they can both interpret their hopes into him. He promises everybody everything, he promise Israelis palestine, palestinians Israel, and both group thinks that he is lying to the other side and telling his true intentions to them. The real question how these academics became so desperate to give up basic reasoning for blind faith. I mean Fergusson's career as an objective observer and not a partisan hack is kinda already gone, when he betted that Trump is not a threat to constitution, and Trump in his very first day attacked the birthright citizenship.
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