it'll have some impact on commodity prices and natural resource prices, but there's no security architecture built on Argentina. And there's no embedded national security state that could go buck wild and launch a preemptive world war in Argentina. Like we are still the most powerful state in the world. And if we withdraw from the rest of the world rapidly, that's going to have massive consequences. And if we decide to go full Hitler, not suggesting in any way that there's anyone just to be clear, because I don't want people to think that I'm somehow saying that that's the case here. I've never, by the way, bought into that argument. I didn't say that you have to point that out, but you just said you're like, yeah. I think it's important though, because I never actually bought into it. I think that our democracy is at risk, but not because of who's in the White House now, I think for systemic factors. And I never bought into the argument that Trump was a danger to democracy when he was (47/99)
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