The Left Doesn't Have A Foreign Policy Because They Haven't Bothered To Imagine Themselves In Power Without Money

And of course because they've never really been in power before. So naturally there's not going to be much infrastructure to give them a new sense of where we should go without money. This also has to do with just how far accademia has come in the context of its own corruption within the idea of the commoditization of everything, so that even ideas are subject to whether they upset precious market concerns, or not, and are rejected when they do.

If you want to know what the Left's foreign policy should be then you only need pay attention to the many posts offered here that have gone on at some length as to the many dangerous competitions that Capitalism has placed us into, and for which we must negotiate with the rest of the world's economies to extricate ourselves from. And now, of course, we must also negotiate how we are to do the many multiples of sixteen projects, each the size of the Manhattan project back during WW2, that must be done in order to save this planet. Projects that will have no hope of even getting started, much less completed, if all we are concerned about is who's pocket the money is to come out of.

If these don't stand out in stark, highly visible contrast to the unbelievably stupid, greedy, or self serving tropes relied upon with "Business As Usual," then you really are the victim of manipulated information. And you are probably doomed to suffer exactly what one would expect for ignoring what is patently right in front of you. Right in front of you but unseen because you no longer have the language, or the perceptive ability, to see properly what is right in front of them, because others have defined such things out of existence for their own selfish purposes.

And still too many of you just sit there doing nothing. Even when someone tries to point the obvious out to you. Oh happy day.

IT CAN'T JUST BE 'WAR = BAD'

Where Is The Left Wing’s Foreign Policy?

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The problem isn't so much that left-wing candidates for Congress haven't spelled out foreign policy positions on their websites — though that's largely true — but that there's little infrastructure to supply them with ideas once they take office.