Intrusivists
Intrusivists are a group characterized by their belief in the necessity of actively interfering in the affairs of other societies or nations, often with the goal of imposing their own values, systems, or desired outcomes. This interventionist stance typically contrasts with isolationist or non-interventionist philosophies, which advocate for a policy of non-interference in external matters. The term "intrusivist" itself highlights the proactive and sometimes forceful nature of their approach, suggesting an act of "intruding" into situations where they are not directly involved.
The motivations behind intrusivist actions can vary widely. They may stem from a perceived moral imperative
Critics of intrusivism often point to unintended consequences, such as destabilization, resentment, and the exacerbation of