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Subject: Re: Imagine the America you want to live in #11
If we modeled any kind of diplomacy at all, that would be a good start. The Bush Administration has managed to alienate even most of its allies with its "my way or the highway" approach. We may be powerful enough now to get away with that, but history teaches us that no empire lasts forever. Let's not act in a way that will come back to bite us later.Subject: Re: Imagine the America you want to live in #11
I'm pretty basic here: I'd like to see us advance our basic values as much as our raw national interest. I admit this has pitfalls, as in the old analogy of a Jainist state working against nations which consumed meat, but when it comes to basics like "Is it okay to have secret police who torture people to death," I would like the U.S. to always answer "No!"Subject: Re: Imagine the America you want to live in #11
I think Jefferson had the right idea:
I am for free commerce with all nations; political connection with none; and little or no diplomatic establishment. And I am not for linking ourselves by new treaties with the quarrels of Europe; entering that field of slaughter to preserve their balance, or joining in the confederacy of Kings to war against the principles of liberty.
Just substitute "the world" for Europe.