"international law" haha

"The thing we made up and that never worked to help people...is failing! OOOOH NOOOOO!"

US built up a rules based system to secure global peace and then threw it away over a bullshit war in Iraq and to support its psychopathic colony Israel

They're less laws and more "guidelines".

It's ok we've got the 'rules based international order' now lol

The rule of law is always synonymous with the rule of force. A law which isn't implemented by force is just a suggestion. The international rules based order could by definition, never have been anything more than the rule of the hegemon.

Lol they somehow shoehorned China bad in this

I hope Russia keeps breaking more international laws to subdue Ukraine and NATO and that Israel burns in hell

Liberal laws are a sham

International law in this context just means that a single global hegemon can no longer push everybody else around and call it's will and interests "law", and therefore claim that it's interest somehow benevolent and part of how just things are. That is exactly what "rules based international order" means.

Not that we have ever had any law that equally applies to everybody equally. All laws and even international law needs a hobbesian Behemoth that is more powerful than any other to enforce "international law" and is in the end above it since it is at the best position to enforce and set the "law". The UN and it's institutions are basically basically a discussion club by design and it can't do shit so post 1990 world the Behemoth has been the world hegemonic United states. Now that US has declined relatively as Russia, China, India, Iran, etc have risen it finds itself unable to enforce anything through hard or soft power and therefore the idea of law, stability and peace under US dissipates. Not that it was ever lawfully, peaceful or stable, that illusion only applied to the western core nations of this now dead American world.