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Assunto:  Still with Trump
De:       Vilenihilist
Data:     Wed, 1 Apr 2026 06:06:06 -0700
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  hbRenb: hcStill with Trump
  bBynb: hcArelor bto cVilenihilist bon cTue Mar 31 2026 05:17 amn

 > This approach comes from the point o > view that powerful countries are
 > responsible for the problems of less > powerful countries, which is not tru > as often as some would like to belie > 
 > Let's take Mexico as a simplified
 > example. To put it bluntly,
 > 
 > a) The work of the US government is  > defend the interests of their citize > nor Mexico's.
 > 
 > b) A whole lot of Mexico's problems  > related to the way Mexico manages th > matters.
 > 
 > c) If the US were to introduce proje > to develop Mexico they would be thro > into /dev/null
 > 
 > The European counterpart is clearly
 > visible: Spaniards have a tendency t > blame all of their problems on exter > forces - it is always Germany or
 > whatever who is to blame for the fac > Spanish farming is barely sustainabl > for example. But then the EU injects > vasts amounts of money into developi > the Spanish farming economy...
 > 
 > ... and it doesn't improve...
 > 
 > ... because money they hand to a
 > government does not get translated i > adecuate use, and beyond that, core
 > issues are internal and cannot be fi > with money.


I take your point but its also not
quite what I was getting at. It's not
tht it's our RESPONSIBILITY to do
things for other countries. Its not.
And they do have their own agency, you
are correct. What I'm saying is that ifAmerica has certain domestic policies
it wants accomplished, in this case a
reduction in illegal immigration and
the "wrong" type of immigrants, then itfollows that we need to pursue
policies, relationships, trade, and
programs that accomplish those goals,
and that cannot be done entirely withinthe borders of the United States. So
while we can complain about who has to
step up their game all night long,
there's theory and there's fact.

Now mind you, I don't believe in doing
this to the point of interventionism;
clearly that is a failed policy and hasbeen harmful around the world for
decades. But cooperation? Building up
allies to shore up our domestic
tranquility? We should always be doing
that.

That's just my two cents though. 



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