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Isn't that a popular, trendy way to think/act now in the US?

• saagarjha 1y ago
  No.
• serf 1y ago
  if you think that Chomsky's opinions are the popular/trendy opinions of the US as a whole then might I suggest you do a bit more research. US pessimism might be on the rise -- but almost never about foreign policy. Almost always about tax-rates/individual liberties/opportunities/children . things that affect people here and now, not the people from distant lands with ways unlike our own.
  • b112 1y ago
    Maybe we're discussing different things, but endless Americans talk about failed foreign policy, how this and that was a mistake, how even if the US gets attacked in some way, it's somehow always the US's fault.