Usually only super powers get to be hubris, yet America seems to be championing in this regard.Boots on the ground is imminent, /professorPol/ told you so.
dogs always bark the loudest when they know they're about to die
>>531275824Most mutts have 0 understanding of why the petrodollar is important to them. They even think that Trump's tariffs are paid for by other countries
>>531275987>dogs always bark the loudest when they know they're about to dieHow much experience do you have with dying dogs barking?
>>531276262there still needs to be a currency strong enough to replace the bullshit dollar though
>>531275824Seethe more impotent chinks
>>531276262The petrodollar exists for exporting oil to countries with weak currencies, it was mostly set up for Europe's benefit initially so they could wean off Russian oil. Petrodollars cycle outside of the US economy so the USD doesn't devalue, it's not a domestic apparatus so there's no reason the average person in the US should know anything about it since it affects the rest of the world more than the US. Tariffs are just a way to throttle imports, most things that countries import aren't even needed and function off bilateral trade agreements. The system operates more or less mechanically now there's very little human input calculus is a force of nature.
