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Future 3: Build a More Cooperative World

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Future 3: Build a More Cooperative World

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World View:  Create the entire world to become more involved and help each other when times get rough
Beliefs: If  the U.S. starts first to unite with other countries and have everyone become allies so we build together to become one strong united nation/world.
Policies: To maintain a
united world we should engage in military action, increase support for international agreements, pursue terrorists through the UN, spearhead international efforts to establish regulations to protect developing economies, and work with others to achieve a globally sustainable balance of development and environmental preservation.
Arguments For: Giving more power and authority to other organizations doesn't make us powerless, this will change the nature of the international system, help boost international trade and strengthen U.S. economy, and strengthening other institutions will anchor Russia, China, etc.
Arguments Against: We'll lose much of our international influence, cooperation could be dangerous, limit our ability to defend ourselves and encourage our enemies, tyrants will have a voice, and cost will be crazy for trying to help other people and put us in debt for what we really need at home.

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Future 3: Build a more cooperative world

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Future 3: Build a more cooperative world

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World view: get the people to come together to make the world a better place

Beliefs: if the U.S. begins to work cooperatively to address global problems then other countries will too and it will unite everyone

policies: To work together to achieve a globally sustainable balance of development and environmental preservation in exchange for cooperation on environmental issues, forgive the debt poor countries owe us

Arguments for: giving more power and authority to international organizations does not make us powerless. On the contrary, by bringing nations together to solve common problems, we will gain the strength to deal with the world's challenges

Arguments against: by handing over power we will loose much of our international influence, our cooperative spirit to make themselves stronger at our expense. Our fundamental values are in conflict, it could be dangerous.

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World view: The world is a dangerous place and we have the right to protect ourselves and others in order to keep everyone in check.
Beliefs: the stability and security depend largely on the United states.
-Maintaining friendly relations with undemocratic governments are required.
Polices: Build alliances to protect our values and security.
- Confront possible threats and act alone when no one agrees to engage if we must.
-use of economics and military to advance U.S trades and investments
-protect our environment
Arguments for:
Maintaining our long standing military
-U.S involvements in unstable areas
- Forceful yet selective presence of the U.S in international affairs
- keep human rights from interfering with our business interests
Arguments against: acting on our own with out the interest of other nations.
-Allying with cruel dictators.

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Future 1: Leading the World to Democracy

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Future 1: Leading the World to Democracy

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-World View: The united states is obliged to maintain lasting peace and freedom throughout the world in order to support free markets, democracy, and freedom around the globe.
-Beliefs: We as a nation have a responsibility to promote and protect U.S. values abroad.
-Tyrannical regimes and Dictators are the main cause for suffering in the world
-A world that is grounded in U.S. economic and political values will strengthen our economy and make the world more secure.
-Policies include: leading the world in an offensive against terrorism.
-Sanctions against belligerent nations and regimes
- Finally, Eliminate obstructive environmental policies and pointless government regulations that are anti-growth and hurt the American economy.
- Arguments: These are just two of the many.
Against: you cant force other nations to adopt our values and establish free market economies, and democracies
For: Since democracies are less likely to start wars with each other, we will be making the world a more peaceful place in the long run.