Moral Confusion in American Imperialism

Graver's Debt explores the moral confusion prevalent in Americans' perception of their country as an evil empire. Despite wielding immense military power, Americans often fail to acknowledge their imperial status. This moral dilemma became evident post-9/11, highlighting the clash between perceived goodness and actual global influence. Graver delves into how monetary systems justify seemingly outrageous acts, blurring the lines between violence and quantification.