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Does the U. S. have a moral obligation today to be involved with the rest of the world or to not be involved?
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Does the U. S. have a moral obligation today to be involved with the rest of the world or to not be involved?

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The US only has a moral obligation to be involved with countries that it has alliances with since we made promises with them, and if we don't keep those promises the result will most likely be war

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