> It's no longer an all-benefit, no-risk strategy. Interesting when the US has benefited more from this system than almost anyone else. You have massive econo

> It's no longer an all-benefit, no-risk strategy. Interesting when the US has benefited more from this system than almost anyone else. You have massive economic growth compared to almost all developed countries and (according to your words) don’t even have to work for it. Can hardly blame the rest of the world for US government/etc. failing to fairly distribute the value US is extracting from the global economy.