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After the Gulf of Tonkin fraud, why should American warships be allowed anywhere outside American waters
I mean, they don't have to be allowed in international waters, you just need to get all the planet's seafaring countries to dedicate all of their naval resources to a blockade of the US.
The cheaper option is to realize that the USN is generally pretty serious about enforcing freedom of navigation in a way essentially noone else is able to, which is a net positive for the planet. Even when you factor in some of the shady activities and plain old fuckups that they are occasionally involved in.
Frankly I'd be thrilled if China would actually act like the modern global power they clearly want to become, rather than joining Russia in some 1800s imperial LARPing vs the rest of the world.
This is just peak
It's different when we do it cope
The planet:
Who's got the biggest system of prison slavery in world history, again?
Who's bringing back child labor?
The US ain't paradise, I am not gonna argue that. But we were talking about naval policy. We definitely don't have children serving in the navy 😜
Such a weak deflection, it's no wonder nobody with a normal blood-reddit-content takes you guys seriously.
Yet!
cabin boys returning to a vessel near you!
17yo can join military in amerikkka with parent consent