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The United States does have one more tool, a global version of the bully pulpit created by American dominance in a lot of global mass media, but this is indirect, slow to work and the very laws and customs in the US which created that tool make it hard to wield with intent. 5/6
Which leads back to the original problem: we are asked to restrain a violent drunk in a crowded bar and for tools we have five wet noodles and one hand grenade. The existence of a problem does not always imply the existence of a solution. Sorry to be a downer. end/6
very interesting and opposite of "the existence of a problem *discussed on tv or talk radio* does always imply the existence of a solution"
Now if only there were a way to make "We don't have the power to fix this" a politically viable statement.
And the bar containing the crowd and the drunk is several blocks away.
Is it me, or does almost all of the coercive power from the “five wet noodles” come from signaling an implicit threat that we or one of our friends may use the hand grenade?
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