I don´t think so, even more so in absence of any evidence. And I am not from the US. The US had the biggest power the past decades and have used it to uphold a rule based world order. Be careful what you wish for.

Make no mistake, I have lots of critical things to say about the US. The war on terror was a stupid reaction on the rise of terrorism and extremism, for example. But the US has in general been a real good force for the world.

Wait till you learn what might makes right really means, you will soon regret armchair snarks.

The US has always fostered a strong undercurrent of fascist attitude toward the outside world, and toward its underclass.

While the US has its share of might-makes-right neofascists, like any country today, this is definitely not the guiding philosophy behind US foreign policy. The neocons who launched those pointless wars in the Middle East thought they were nation building—helping the populous get rid of petty tyrants and build democratic governments. The policy wanks behind the Vietnam and Korean wars thought they were saving the world from communism. That’s a different thing than Hitler/Stalin/Putin style might-makes-right Social Darwinism.