This argument makes basically no sense to me, because, like you point out, imperialism is a necessary feature of capitalism. Getting rid of US imperialism necessarily requires getting rid of US capitalism. They aren’t separate things.
Right, but yoga not possible to “leave imperialism alone” and get rid of capitalism. By getting rid of capitalism, you’ve gotten rid of imperialism by definition.
This argument makes basically no sense to me, because, like you point out, imperialism is a necessary feature of capitalism. Getting rid of US imperialism necessarily requires getting rid of US capitalism. They aren’t separate things.
Actually, that's exactly the argument. That's why the idea of getting rid of capitalism while leaving imperialism alone is a road that leads nowhere.
Right, but yoga not possible to “leave imperialism alone” and get rid of capitalism. By getting rid of capitalism, you’ve gotten rid of imperialism by definition.