> Piece of paper that would be worth less than a piece of toilet paper, if not for the US military. After WWII, only a tiny minority of wars fought by the US w

> Piece of paper that would be worth less than a piece of toilet paper, if not for the US military. After WWII, only a tiny minority of wars fought by the US were in self-defense. Most of the time the military was on foreign soil of countries that never attacked the US. The most their justifications amounted to were terrorist attacks, to which it responded with full invasions that left millions dead. It took half a century, but people are just not buying "we have to fight them over there, so we don't have to fight them over here" anymore. If you used the same threshold for what justifies an invasion against the US, as the US does to other countries.. well, you wouldn't mind Chinese drones and bombers flying overhead, liberating you, would you? It's either that, or their constitution becomes worthless.