In your opinion, how has the United States obsession with money influenced the way it handles politics or its relation with the rest of the world?

ooo im excited to type this one. Im an econ nerd. here goes: ALL OPINIONATED

I feel that when the United States started to view itself as a prospering economy, rather than a United Nation, as intended, it became less desireable. Yes, the United States is a successful nation, in all aspects, it is a wonderful place to live. Yet, it is not what it claims to be-United. This is due to the obsession with money, jealousy, and encouraging inflation. When money becomes a center of discussion for politics, rather than what is best for the nation, it is an issue. I feel that the over-concern with money and the country's economy has caused some long-lasting issues that I do not know if we will be able to reverse.

MY opinion, please don't get angry!

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