Ever noticed how the US just can’t quit its regime-change habit? 🤔 Even under Donald Trump, it’s the same old song and dance.
Recent strikes in Venezuela show that the US is still hooked on tossing out leaders and systems it dislikes. This year’s actions may feel new, but they echo a long history of interventions—from Iran in 1953 to Chile in 1973.
Each time, the playbook is identical: back a rival group, apply pressure, and then claim victory in the name of democracy. But who really wins? 🌍
Young voices from Mumbai to Manila are pushing back, demanding true self-determination and transparency. Fair enough—after all, decisions made in DC have global ripple effects on our jobs, the environment, and digital freedoms.
Next time you hear “spreading democracy” used as a catchphrase, ask yourself: whose democracy, and at what cost? 💭 History’s repeating itself, so let’s stay sharp and keep the convo going.
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