美帝到处“打架”，自己家都要搞散架了？

Group 1 - The U.S. is facing a dual challenge of economic strain and aggressive foreign policy, with significant fiscal deficits projected to reach nearly $2 trillion by FY 2025, leading to a depreciation of the dollar and a surge in gold prices by over 40% this year [1] - The strategy of using tariffs as a weapon has not revitalized U.S. manufacturing, resulting in a net loss of manufacturing jobs and companies passing costs onto consumers, indicating a failure of protectionist policies [3][4] - Major U.S. companies, such as Apple, are shifting production to India, highlighting India's emergence as a critical manufacturing hub and the potential risks to U.S. supply chains if relations deteriorate [4][6] Group 2 - The U.S. government's approach of using tariffs to pressure "unfriendly" economies may backfire, fostering anti-American sentiment and pushing neutral countries towards alternative alliances, which could undermine U.S. global influence [6][9] - The reliance on tariffs to address structural economic issues is counterproductive, as it exacerbates inflation, costs, and debt problems, indicating a disconnect between U.S. fiscal policies and global market realities [6][7] - A more effective strategy for the U.S. would involve embracing globalization, accepting market competition, and fostering long-term commitments in infrastructure and investment, rather than creating adversarial relationships [7][9]