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[Article] It is time to move the UN and international law out of the West
(www.aljazeera.com)
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And move it where al-jaz? The founding/voting council all are corrupt in one form or another. China? Pffft no. Russia? Pffft no. The arab world? I'm sorry but Saudi Arabia has a corruption problem the likes of which make even Trump look sane.
The US always had skeletons in the closet but now we're literally running back to the gilded age. That's not my words that's Trump's own proclaimation that is what he wants. A time where companies were unaccountable and those without power were essentially incapible of doing anything but taking it.
I was going to say this. Reduce US in relationship to eu, canada, australia I can get but away from west. Heck I would add japan but they are not good with foreign affairs.
Somewhere in Europe might be better. A lot of the global south probably wouldn't be happy that it is still in "the West," but Europe at least seems to be making some noises in the approximate direction of human rights and international law, whereas the US is... well...
This is fair. A lot of positive changes in regards to business treatment and actions (repairability being a big one, an example of forcing compliance is getting apple to switch to USB-C ... After sixteen or eighteen years of their own propritary thing.)
The US in my eyes as someone in a red state, has lost its seat at the grownup's table.