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Huh? There has never been a rules based international order, only the superficial appearance of one.
by inigyou 2mo ago
Huh? There has never been a rules based international order, only the superficial appearance of one.
- bawolff 2mo agoYes, that is what people mean by a rules based international order. Its not literally followed rigidly, but there are certain norms that are followed 90% of the time, and that makes things more predictable which is a good thing. How often are diplomats executed to send a message to there home country? Basically never. That is the system. Its far from perfect, definitely not comprehensive, but does do some good every now and then.
- inigyou 2mo agoTo repeat myself: that doesn't exist. Only the appearance of it.
- womble2 2mo agoSo you think diplomats are executed to send a message, there is just the appearance of them not being? Again, what is meant by a rule based order is not that there are solid rules upheld consistently as in criminal law, just that there are norms which are usually obeyed.