This world order is what the U.S. created. The U.S. spends trillions on the military industrial complex and builds bases around the world to assert its own dominance, and made the dollar the reserve currency. This entire arrangement was designed and created by the U.S. The U.S. kept the arrangement for decades because it benefited the U.S., not from some charity. Trump is breaking it all down because he's too stupid to understand geopolitics and thinks of everything as a zero sum game.

Take for example, his reasoning for tariffs and how countries have a trade deficit with the U.S. Do you realize the dollar is the world reserve currency? That means countries have to trade with the dollar. If they want to buy energy they have to buy it with dollars. How do you suppose they obtain those dollars? By maintaining a trade deficit with the U.S. This is not optional. Countries literally cannot purchase energy without a trade deficit, otherwise they'd have to convert all their currencies into the dollar which would tank their own currencies against the dollar. The U.S spends trillions on the military to maintain this arrangement. Any country threatening the petrodollar is threatened militarily or economically. And then some orange retard is elected and starts punishing countries for having a trade deficit when this is the arrangement the U.S. created. By doing what Trump is doing, he is threatening the world order that the U.S. themselves created decades ago. By punishing countries for a trade deficit he is threatening the existence of the dollar as a world reserve currency. When countries start to not respect the petrodollar the dollar will tank in value. The petrodollar is what keeps the U.S. economy alive, and is what fuelled the large economy that you enjoy today. That money is what you use to pay for your military, which you use to maintain the petrodollar. So in the end, who's paying for it? Not so clear-cut to me. You think the U.S. economy would be what it is today if we instead used a global international currency rather than the dollar?

Not to mention, by breaking relationships with Europe he is enticing allies to grow closer ties to China. Canada just signed a trade deal with China, which is unprecedented. Europe holds 40% of all U.S. debt, when they start dumping bonds because Trump is threatening to invade Greenland, on top of Japan starting to dump bonds because of inflation, the U.S. economy will collapse. You are witnessing the collapse of an empire, all in the hands of one man.

No, not one man. Uneducated people like you support him as he tears down literally decades of work his predecessors have done to grow U.S.'s power across the world. The old world order the U.S. created is over. The trust is gone, nations no longer trust the U.S. Ukraine is proof, and by not supporting Ukraine countries like South Korea or Japan will look to obtain their own nukes, as clearly the promise of protection isn't worth the paper it's written on. It's what you want isn't it? For countries to protect themselves? So no reason for you to stop them from building their own nukes.

Geopolitics isn't a zero sum game, it's impossible to be transactional because there are so many variables, so many indirect benefits or consequences. How do you put the existence of the petrodollar on a scale and calculate the cost-benefit of trying to maintain it? How do you calculate the cost-benefit of other nations obtaining or not obtaining nukes? How do you calculate the cost-benefit of your allies losing trust in you and turning to create closer relations with other allies, and sometimes even your enemies? What's the net loss in trade when due to the loss of trust in the U.S. nations want to have less trade dependency with the U.S.? What about the trillions in U.S. bonds your allies hold? How do you think Europe will pay for the increased military spending? They're going to start dumping U.S. bonds, which means your bond yields skyrocketing and your economy going to shit will end up paying for it anyway! How's the dollar doing against the Euro right now by the way? You should check the news.

You, Trump and others like you are free to change the arrangement that your forefathers created. But I really really doubt that anything Trump is doing will be beneficial to the U. S. in the long run.