• @Orygin
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    155 months ago

    As an outsider, the US was always very reliable for exporting unfettered liberal capitalism, and exporting “democracy”, whatever the party in power.

    • @Varyk
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      35 months ago

      I can see how the broader export of capitalism could make the us political scene look homogeneous from outside the fish bowl, thanks

      • @Orygin
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        55 months ago

        Not sure if that’s sarcasm or ppl down voted you for nothing 🤷‍♂️

        Ofc outside of the USA, internal politics is not our focus, even though we see regressive policies hurting the population (eg. Abortion). How the us handles foreign policy (not just war and conflicts), it pretty obviously only has its capitalist overlords best interest in mind.

        • @Varyk
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          5 months ago

          That was a genuine response.

          Down votes or upvotes whatever votes.

          I’m trying to relate and understand.

          I don’t agree with the simplified absolutist perspective you’ve put forth, but I understand how you could come to that conclusion and how it would circumstantially appear to be a uniquely American endeavor.

          • @Orygin
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            45 months ago

            I agree that’s not a full view of America, but for the general population that only hears about the USA through conventional media, I’d say that’s what most people will see and remember.

            And of course this is only my perspective from my country and my neighbors may very well have a different outlook.

    • @[email protected]
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      05 months ago

      the worse political export the us has is the bi-party system. it does way more damage to any political system than the liberal capitalism. lobbying comes a close second.