Uh do you think that Trump wouldn't be as involved in the Israel conflict as Biden is? 

One is a warmonger, establismentarian who wants America to be in every aspect of global affairs at any cost, even millions of lives. I find both to be atrocious people and I won't give Biden the benefit of age, I do feel sorry for him but it only goes so far when he's funding a country that's slaughtering innocent people every day with that money and weaponry. 

No. You just lumped me straight into the opposite side of your American two party nonsense. Because I don't like Biden doesn't mean I like Trump. Ron Paul was the last good candidate you Americans had, since then it's just two options of sewage with no third option that has any chance at all. You either pick the sewage that doesn't pretend to be anything else than sewage or you pick the sewage that lies to you about being sewage and while it poisons you, you want to believe that it's not the sewage it is. 

I’ll give you Gaza, Biden’s handling of the war has been awful but considering that Trump is using “Palestinian” as a slur, I can’t imagine he policies will be any more peaceful.

So both suck when it comes to Gaza, what about every other issue?

You started off by calling "one of them" a warmonger, and then ended your post basically describing Joe Biden as a warmonger. 

The way that is written implies you think the other one isn't a warmonger or would be somehow better. 

Biden pulled out of Afghanistan (albeit sloppily) but the act itself was the right move (Imo), though it could have been done better. Then he defended Ukraine (again, the morally right move, a rare thing for America's foreign policy). But then he supported Netanyahu way too much, I agree on that, I despise Netanyahu.

Having said that, Trump would be an equal supporter, very likely more, of Israel, it's a massive part of Republicans platform, their goddamn platform talks about deporting "Pro-Hamas" protesters but they consistently mix "Pro-Palestine" in with "Pro-Hamas" protesters. While at the same time, he would throw Europe and Ukraine under the bus.

There's a far bigger chance at a wider war if Ukraine is abandoned, Europe won't sit aside as Russia threatens them on a daily basis and slaughters their neighbours, isolationism doesn't lead to zero wars, America being neutral didn't stop Hitler from invading half of Europe and it backfired on them when Japan decided to go YOLO and attack them.

Without America's "protection" many countries are at risk - Ukraine, Taiwan, South Korea, etc. I want Biden to stop supporting Israel so hard, it is sick what Netanyahu does but the lesson from that shouldn't be "time to abandon every single ally we have and throw them to the wolves" cause that will result in more wars. Maybe Americans are okay with that, as long as the war doesn't affect them, though be careful what you wish for.

I agree. Ukraine and pulling out of Afganistan was the right moves but handled so, so poorly. And yes, this is my biggest fear for a Trump win, pulling NATO supprt for Ulraine or dissolving NATO when it's needed most and then the US end up with an emboldened China and Eastern front which alongside a larger war in Europe would be disastrous. But then we need Trump to be strong on Taiwan which I have to assume he would be. 

Man, it's such a god awful catch .22. There seems to be no path to returning to life as it was. Perhaps the wars and economy are bipartisan and we're just fucked, awaiting the next big great war. 

If liberal social policies were as effective as claimed, California would have so many issues... just saying.

Doesn't look like a catch-22, except for the Israel-Gaza conflict where there is indeed no good choice for the next POTUS right now. But let's be honest, what happens and has happened in the Middle East over the decades was almost all of the time of no consequence to the people in America and Europe.

"Returning to life as it was" is one of those lines where usually imagination overshadows how life really used to be. Remember the good old days? Then it's likely that your brain has filtered out (most of) the bad things that happened back then.