Iran War Marks Beginning of End of American Hard Power Says Dillon

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"I think one of the reasons that Israel has become so unpopular is because younger people are growing up seeing the realities of what's going on in Gaza on their phone every day. And I think that, you know, when you look at the limits of hard power in this century, the Iran War might be the tipping point where you see this is the beginning of the end of America's ability to enforce a global order militarily."

Tim Dillon argued that the Iran conflict exposes fundamental limits to American military might in the 21st century, with social media making the horrors of war too visible for public tolerance. He predicted that the inability to rattle Iran militarily signals the beginning of the end for U.S. global enforcement power, with economic dominance likely to erode next.