@AustinB190 I'm not saying that the unipolar world of the 90s and 2000s isn't over, but I think that the evidence that you cite isn't up to the task. What are some other things that might point to the end of U.S. hegemony?
@AustinB190 I will agree that China's economy is growing, but this growth is highly dependent on the stability of international markets, and we've seen how fragile those are thanks to the pandemic.
@AustinB190 Hmmm, I'm going to push back on this. Until Covid hit, crime was in steady decline--nowhere near the bad old days of the 70s and 80s. Economic inequality in the United States is high, but the poverty rate isn't particularly exceptional.
@GarlandHelms_ I think idea is that neoliberalism is not limited to a specific country but is a global order that controls the flow of capital throughout the world.
@William27302753 I think the criticism is that capitalism is corrupt to its core and can't be saved. It sounds like you disagree with that. If you were king of the world for a day, what would you change?