> Ultimately, the biggest price is paid by those on the bottom, with the least power. What price specifically has or is being paid by those in the U.S. with th

> Ultimately, the biggest price is paid by those on the bottom, with the least power. What price specifically has or is being paid by those in the U.S. with the least power? That price whatever it is, is 100% due to U.S. foreign policy decisions? It's really not clear to me how decades of mostly stable global relations has concretely hurt the average American. Their wages have been depressed by domestic capitalism. The lack of housing can be largely attributed to bad local and domestic policy. The cost of groceries if anything are as low as they are because of global trade, not in spite of it. These are the things I hear people concerned about, I don't think I've ever in my life heard an average person express the sentiment that everything would just be better if we fucked over all our allies.