I congratulate you on the rhetorical rhetoric that you've rhetorically used and admire you for your rhetoricalness. Speaking of which, neocons seem to have more of an inclination for using 'war' on the diplomatic front since there are few world militaries that have the same strength or goals as the US. NATO hardly has the same strength and seems not to have the same goals as the US, anymore. The UN has no strength and definitely doesn't have the same goals as the US. When you say the US is making more friends and has more diplomatic relationships with the rest of the world than ever before, this is because the US has changed its stance on world politics and not the other way around.
Compromising has come more and more from the US. The rest of the world is 'shaming' the US into making their current stance on many issues which this administration is more than willing to oblige.
Here at home, liberals and socialists seem to have more of an inclination for violence which also isn't squelched by any governing bodies (like the police or the law, for example) for fear of being a pariah or being prosecuted. The old American saying seems to have changed into 'the law is the law unless some people don't like the law' resulting in anarchy that isn't allowed to be squelched by the law or police.
The US military is the most technological in the world. The impetus that gained the US military this notoriety has definitely changed into the 'get along with the rest of the world, don't get in the way of the rest of the world, US military'. These motivations tend to lead to a lack of preparedness and a desire not to being the most technologically advanced military in the world. This is evidenced by the links from a previous post of mine.
Mackenzie Eaglen: Defense Cuts and America's Outdated Military - WSJ
7 Outdated Technologies Used by the U.S. Military
Is U.S. military becoming outdated? (Opinion) - CNN.com
I can dish out rhetoric with the best, like you, for example.