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Comment on The Dangerous Paganism of “FAFO” by Domenic Perriello
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Comments for Crisis Magazine
The FAFO movement is the embodiment of this Hobbesian worldview.
The FAFO movement is the embodiment of a Hobbesian worldview, which takes jocular delight in exerting your will over all who may oppose it.
The FAFO attitude exalts the hammer to the point everything looks like a nail.
In FAFO foreign policy, everything starts to look like “fooling around”—even normal exercises of national sovereignty or long-established norms of custom and treaties.
Even if, as sometimes alleged, Trump’s FAFO words and threats are all empty bluff and bluster, negotiating with immoral threats is still immoral negotiation.