"The US can more than support itself with essentials such as food and fuel, and can secure everything else through trade. Domestic protection and investment, therefore, outweigh the need for foreign intervention." Which of the following statements is an accurate claim about interventionism that disputes this statement?
A. The international community is becoming increasingly less violent, which is entirely a result of increased political and economic integration and cooperation through international organizations.
B. While national protection is important, the integrity of US political ideals requires intervention in the interest of Human Rights.
C. Trade, and therefore the political and social well-being of trade partners, is vital to Americans' present standard of living; and that means trade routes and trade partners also require American protection.
D. Global issues like terrorism and economic depression require the US to work with the international community, so that it can create joint agreements to tackle these problems at the source, wherever that may be.