Sanity in Foreign Policy Act (Passed)

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

AYE

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

The traditional attack on classical liberals like Jefferson was that it presumed the good of man would never succumb to the evil of man.

Marxism presumes that the formation of a classless society will eventually purify man of evil and gov't will then become unnecessary. The class divisions of the world are not the root of humanity's evil, humanity is the root of all the world's evil. Any system that calls for the end of gov't now or end the future fails to account for the fact that humanity will require protection from itself and gov't of some size will always be necessary for that reason that will allow for improvements to be made and then protect those improvements over time, slowing adding to them. 

I have said before that History is won be imperfect men. Is drowning the world in the sea of fascism a worthy cost for protesting the imperfections of Churchill and Stalin? In the former at least and in the US, you have a system that allows for change over to time to correct such ills. The only way a system like that of Stalin or Hilter's can can promise reform is through a river of blood.

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

AYE

[Southern Senator North Carolina Yankee]

I think this is a substantial improvement and will hopefully correct some of the most glaring problems with the previous statute when it comes to the abilities of the executive branch to pursue a successful foreign policy whilst still adhering to our basic values and principles whilst doing so.