For my part living in the West I am completely indifferent to the fundamental tenets of feminism; however, in the context of other countries such as those in Asia or those with religious governments I might consider myself, to a certain extent, a feminist, provided we base our assessment on the rights enjoyed by a Western woman.

While in the majority of countries the relationship or deep seated connection lies with the US across most aspects, there are some that are nipping at its heels in specific areas, though they still remain distant from the US overall.
US:As the leading financial and military power, holding hegemony through the dollar.

Russia: Also a major military power, but losing allies and struggling through its own Vietnam

China: Characterized by rapid technological and economic growth.

The European Union: (I know it is not a single country, but its members function collectively) Strong on the diplomatic front, yet with the majority of its member states belonging to NATO and, by extension, aligned with the US
That is how I see it; I’m not sure what your take is.

Socialism: you have two cows and the state forces you to give one to your neighbor

communism:You have two cows and the state takes them away from you and gives you the milk.

fascism:You have two cows and the state takes them from you and sells you the milk.

Capitalism:You have 2 cows. You sell one and with the money you buy a bull. Your herd multiplies and the economy grows.

leftism:He has two cows, he kills them to eat them and then invites his friends to show off, he runs out of cows, without food, but he blames US

Well, that’s how I came up with the name for the flair ConservativeBad