Paradox in Co-existing King and Queen The Gentle Buffer Doctrine: How the Commonwealth Can Save the American Paradox Introduction Humans often fail to notice the paradoxes within their own minds. Yet they rarely forgive others for behaving or speaking paradoxically. This contradiction in human nature becomes more dangerous when it appears in political systems. The American Paradox The United States plays at least two roles: the King , as the maker of global rules, and the Queen , as the wielder of supreme military power. In a chess metaphor, both pieces cannot stand on the same square. If America insists on being both, its internal paradox inevitably becomes visible. When this paradox surfaces, foreign governments tend to point it out— and that external criticism can deepen divisions within the United States. It is a dilemma: if the U.S. government admits its paradox, it risks internal fragmentation; but if it denies it, it risks losing international trust. Solution: The Gentle Buffer ...
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