Comment by broken-kebab

USA fluctuates expanding, and diminishing its power mainly because it's typical for electoral democracies to change its course with higher frequency.

It's friendly to Europe most of the time, and hostile at times. It's culturally closer, and functionally democratic. You quite obviously don't like the latter statement, but it is, and it is verifiable claim.

1) Can an American sue the country's gov't and win?

2) Is said gov't changeable by the way of elections?

3) How easy it is to participate in political debates for electoral outcomes?

On all 3 USA gets pretty high score. In high contrast against the backdrop of China. Like, if you prefer a world hegemon who is actively imperialist, and contra democracy, cause you're so outraged by the orange man - that's your choice, of course. But let's not pretend the choice is well-thought. Were HN a Chinese place, and you dared to criticize Chinese imperialism your account would not remain unpunished for long, for instance.