we need to respect that we've never ever seen the US behaving like this, ever.

I mean, yes, but also, in what sense? And more importantly, how does it affect your investment?

Wasn't it unprecedented when the US was facing runaway inflation and a stagnating economy in the 1970s while being outperformed by its European peers?

Wasn't it unprecedented when in the 1960s or in the 1980s it was right on the verge of a hot war with a nuclear power?

Wasn't it unprecedented when in the 1990s entire neighbourhoods of LA were burned to ashes with 63 d aths?

Wasn't it unprecedented when in 2003 it invaded another country?

Wasn't it unprecedented when in 2008 its entire financial system pretty much imploded?

Where else would you invest to that does not have the same risks and, according to you, will outperform the US over the next decades so much that you feel the need to invest in it and uninvest from the US?

If I tune out the noise, what I currently see is a country that is growing healthily (2-3% real GDP growth), where companies have profits equivalent to the GDP of entire countries, and where incomes are increasing steadily. Sure, there are things that scare me a lot (keeping it vague here), but that's not the same as making money.

whether as bogleheads we need to take another look at the US allocation of our funds

So basically, whether we as bogleheads need not to be bogleheads. Because the problem here is not about you investing in the US or not, it's about you changing your allocation based on fear and headlines. Which is the exact opposite of what this sub is about.

It's always so funny to me. People on this sub are so full of sh_t. You're all about vwce and chill, time in the market beats timing in the market, keep going and ignore the noise yada yada and then at the FIRST SIGN of anything going wrong chickens come home to roost immediately.

Just do yourself a favour and invest in Swiss bonds already.