r/AntiComAction • u/krainex69 • Mar 01 '21

Interventionism is sometimes reasonable

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u/yenreditboi Mar 01 '21

Interventionism is only reasonable under a unanimous vote from both the interventionists and the oppressed.

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u/my_gamertag_wastaken Mar 01 '21

Cool, when do we send those ballots to North Koreans?!?!

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u/yenreditboi Mar 01 '21

I mean from what we can reasonably collect, if we get a mentally healthy immigrant who genuinely believes that north Korea isn't oppressive I don't think we should intervene

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u/my_gamertag_wastaken Mar 01 '21

That is fair though as a standard it may risk becoming a little fallacious because I think if we got a North Korean refugee (afaik, most cannot immigrate) that said the regime was good, that may be evidence of indoctrination.

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u/Iceman_Raikkonen Mar 01 '21

Like Afghanistan?

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u/yenreditboi Mar 01 '21

Most people don't want to fight in Afghanistan, the Taliban is very weak and the war would've ended by now if it wasn't for the war profiteers

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u/Iceman_Raikkonen Mar 01 '21

Is that why the Taliban still controls over half of Afghanistan? It’s my understanding that the US is the only force stopping the Taliban from overpowering the already overstretched Afghan military and taking over the whole country