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We already provide security guarantees to over 20 nations in Europe. Do you think we should extend it to the rest of the world? At what point is this considered
by asdasdsddd 2y ago
We already provide security guarantees to over 20 nations in Europe. Do you think we should extend it to the rest of the world? At what point is this considered overextension, one of the leading indicators of the downfall of great empires and a source of internal misalignment, debt, and administrative burden.
- The_Colonel 2y agoNote that US was one of the 3 powers signing Budapest Memorandum, actively urging Ukraine to give up nuclear weapons in exchange for Ukrainian sovereignty and security assurances. While this document doesn't oblige US to defend Ukrainian sovereignty, I don't think US is completely off the hook here either.
- yawpitch 2y ago[flagged]