Okay. Only don't blame me when they ship you off to Abyssinia.

In 1864, the Emperor of Abyssinia took hostage the British consul, together with some missionaries, in the country's then capital, Magdala. Three years later, with Emperor Tewodros still refusing to release them, the British dispatched an expeditionary force of 13,000 troops, 26,000 camp followers, and 44 elephants.

This tendency was not a serious issue before World War II (though the people of Abyssinia and Manchuria may beg to differ). But today, US withdrawal from the international system that it built has serious ramifications namely, the kind of chaos and lawlessness exemplified by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.