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The illusion of a borderless world has faded. The comfortable notion of "global citizenship" was a fleeting artifact of American dominance. As new realities em
by poszlem 3y ago
The illusion of a borderless world has faded. The comfortable notion of "global citizenship" was a fleeting artifact of American dominance. As new realities emerge, the vital concept of state security demands far greater vigilance than in decades past.
This is not jingoism, it's a clear-eyed assessment of our world. In this new reality, we can no longer afford the naivete of sharing our most valuable assets with nations who oppose us.
- int_19h 3y agoYet corporations still embrace this illusion when it comes to, say, operating in those nations. It's a borderless world for them, just not for us.
- 15457345234 3y agoWarmongers will never cease to monger war, I guess. What you've written is massively jingoistic; yes certain forces seem oddly desperate to talk a war into existence - I guess all those solar panels coming out of CN are disrupting certain money flows on a permanent-looking basis - but the absence of any actual, idk, military buildup will be harder to explain away. Unless you just deepfake the war. Which is probably what will happen.
- DinoCoder99 3y agoWhy are you conflating the concept of "nation" with that of a "state"? These are two words with different meanings. This just strikes me as meaningless friction to cause domestic arms production.