America's Behavior

[Grallon]

Considering the relative decline of America's influence on the international stage over the last 20 years, what strategy do you think the US of A sould adopt to maintain its present position?




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[Barrister]

Considering the relative decline of America's influence on the international stage over the last 20 years

I reject your premise. 

[Warspite]

Silly question. America's advantage will, like any country with a mature foreign policy establishment, be in playing the right game in a given situation.

[Jaron]

America is just as powerful as ever.

[Jacob]

Silly question. America's advantage will, like any country with a mature foreign policy establishment, be in playing the right game in a given situation.

Wait... you mean a simplistic one-behaviour-fits-all-situations approach is sub-optimal?

[PDH]

Since the rest of the world is obviously ganging up on us I think we should just ragequit and leave the game.

[CountDeMoney]

Since the rest of the world is obviously ganging up on us I think we should just ragequit and leave the game.

Start TKing first.

[katmai]

Since the rest of the world is obviously ganging up on us I think we should just ragequit and leave the game.

Start TKing first.

Sigh...

[Fireblade]

Since the rest of the world is obviously ganging up on us I think we should just ragequit and leave the game.

Start TKing first.

Polack4Life: WTF
JohnBull69: Stop TKing, mate
LuvMplSyrup: STOP THAT EH
UNCLESAM: fuk u fags i qut

[derspiess]

Hardline.  Being the international villain can be a fun role to play, actually.  Plus, I wouldn't mind seeing our 'influence' continue to decline, so everyone can see how fucked up a multipolar world would be.  Maybe at some point, our 'allies' might stop giving us shit for acting according to our national interests.

[Razgovory]

Considering the relative decline of America's influence on the international stage over the last 20 years

I reject your premise.

What you think that America's power has not decline relatively in the wake of it's only serious competitor for influence collapsing?

[Tamas]

Hardline.  Being the international villain can be a fun role to play, actually.  Plus, I wouldn't mind seeing our 'influence' continue to decline, so everyone can see how fucked up a multipolar world would be.  Maybe at some point, our 'allies' might stop giving us shit for acting according to our national interests.

Yeah the only positive about USA's disappearance from the world scene would be the chance to laugh my ass off as all the america-haters get their "just" world and get to fight its wars and economic troubles.

[Josquius]

'Decline' (or rather others rise) is inevitable, not pissing everyone off is the way to go.

[Admiral Yi]

I vote for unilateral conciliatory.

[Grallon]

Silly question. America's advantage will, like any country with a mature foreign policy establishment, be in playing the right game in a given situation.

This is an internet poll - not a doctorate's thesis you troll.




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