rant · moment 23 of 25
A Luxury-Based Foreign Policy Built on Grapefruit and Steak
from Qatar, Kanye, & The Gift Of Luxury | The Tim Dillon Show #444 · #444
2 min
Tim elaborates on the idea of a 'luxury foreign policy' built on fine food, pools, and fountains, contrasting it with a war-profiteering military establishment.
- Tim argues shared economic interests between nations prevent war more effectively than military posturing.
- A policy built on fomenting conflict and profiting from war creates a robust military-industrial complex while bodies go into meat grinders in Ukraine, the Middle East, and Iran.
- Trump's deviation from the established order involves building a luxury-based foreign policy.
- Tim catalogs the luxury foreign policy: grapefruits with little forks, beautiful fountains, fluffy eggs, well-seared steaks, and poolside lounge service with umbrellas and table service.
- When confronted with slavery objections to luxury infrastructure, Tim cuts off the argument with 'Enough.'