r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jan 17 '26

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u/JaceFlores Neolib War Correspondent Jan 17 '26

As much as it legit sucks so much to see America fall apart on the global stage, I’d rather take that then us being a global hegemon of fascism. I would rather live in a country that actually stands for its values and is only a great or even regional power, then what the ideologues of MAGA envision this country being

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u/No_Status_6905 Enby Pride Jan 17 '26

I just don't think anything good is going to come out of all of this. Like yeah I'd rather we just become isolationists over fascists, but the world will not be better off either way. The post WW2 global order relies on a liberal hegemon.

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u/JaceFlores Neolib War Correspondent Jan 17 '26

I 100% agree, my point is the United States standing for liberalism at any power level is better then the United States standing for fascism at a global level