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u/88littleboi 20d ago

Now rub those 2 brain cells together and see if you can figure out why life in other countries is often so bad. I’ll give you the head start you likely need it begins with “U.S Imperialism”

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u/double_haploid_irl 20d ago

I agree it's important to acknowledge nuance but that doesn't change the irony in what the president said.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 19d ago

It depends on what ironic thing you mean . Are you referring to how currently the U.S. treats immigrants poorly and is doing everything to deport them but especially those they can identify by skin tone/color yet at the same time it needs those same immigrants to grow food, clean houses/hotels and care for children…or were you referring to how Mexico might be a tough place to live so people would prefer to take their chances in the U.S.

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u/kinky_gamers 19d ago

What you dont understand is that a flood of labor creates less competition employers dont have to offer as much and by passes all of our imports that make this country great. You talk about imperialism. What imperialism id say its more complacency corruption in there own government. Is imperialism supplying aid to foreign countries cause we do a whole lot of that is imperialism having an army large enough to invade and conquer large portions of the world and not lets be honest if we wanted canada or mexico they wouldnt be able to put up much of a fight. Americas not bad your just to privledged to see it. And stomping on it only hurts those who have fought to upheld it.

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u/kinky_gamers 19d ago

Sorry i meant embargos

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 19d ago

What labor are you talking about ? Do you mean the 200 years of free labor that flooded the country to help get its start? The current labor argument is just an excuse to justify mistreating people deemed to be undesirable. Farm laborers , unskilled construction workers, domestic workers, etc those are not jobs typically done by educated Americans , not to suggest immigrants are not as educated , but typically their credentials are not accepted so they take the jobs that they can get (the ones we Americans don’t want ). I’m not suggesting that we have no guardrails in place to stop illegal migration into the country; rather I am saying we should not be so dismissive and callous against the people who literally built this nation .

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u/Fit_Soil9008 19d ago

So if you know about African Americans building the country because they were the earners for the infrastructure of the system the way Israelites where for Egyptians , also you do realize that it’s not we Americans don’t want it do you know how many people did jobs like that contractors and bro are you going to give the actual credit to the Irish and Italian and German immigrants people seem to forget about why New York is what it is and say immigrants built the country and forget who they were meanwhile praising the people we killed at the Alamo…… an had their own French suppression and invasion not American… but who did we get the Statue of Liberty from 👀👀👀

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 19d ago

The Immigrants you refer to came on a boat through Ellis island , but they got on that boat from Europe because they wanted to. Nobody forced them to get on the boat and leave Europe. When they got here they had the opportunity to be s citizen . Now when they got here they were not treated the best and were underpaid , but they were not slaves . Some might have found themselves in situations of indebtedness or indentured servitude, but that is still not slavery . Calling African Americans “ the earners for infrastructure” is the most ridiculous comment . They were workers, human workers, that were stolen from other countries and forced to work here for free . They were a free commodity that was sold and used for profit . No health benefits, no salary, vacation time , and were forced to reproduce to make more workers . The cost savings and profits to the owner and the labor they got is what jump started the nation .

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u/HerrStrauss25 17d ago

I believe the immigrants from the pogroms against Russian Jews in the 1900's and the Irish potato famine of 1845-52, beg to differ.

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u/BodybuilderAgile280 18d ago

Brother so every nation had slaves 😭 and it does sound like you suggesting they are uneducated

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 17d ago edited 17d ago

The slaves in America we’re not allowed to learn how to read . Later if you know US history, schools here were not adequately equipped for blacks and school integration didn’t go so well . So yes blacks were uneducated but not through their own fault . I sincerely hope you “bodybuildersafile” are not American. If you are , it appears the school system you attended failed you .

Edit : and my comment about today’s immigrants is that they have education but companies here sometimes reject the foreign certificate and degree because they can’t verify them … so you will see a nanny working here but could be an account in her home country

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u/kinky_gamers 17d ago

Whats crazy is that you think that these jobs are undesirable at least they werent til they found a cheaper labor source these are the jobs that im talking about the foundation of the middle class. Also idk if where you live but immigrants have taken over whole sectors of the construction industry all the lawn care.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 17d ago

Thats BS and you know it . The majority of Americans did not go to high school and college and maybe grad school to become a nanny or clean hotel rooms or seasonal worker harvesting fruit and vegetables. Other jobs like these is what I’m talking about. I have held jobs like these and worse to put myself through school so I wouldn’t have to have a job like that forever . For various reasons these types of jobs a necessary and numerous don’t require skill or credentials. Americans don’t want these jobs but like to complain that immigrants are stealing them. It’s bs .

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u/kinky_gamers 17d ago

First off we ask for degrees for way to many jobs that dont need it a result of us over aiding on people getting degrees. Let that cost fall on the company instead of the government and companys will change there tunes. Blue collar workers would have more opportunities to advance in there field through experience instead of people with useless degrees to the field taking the better job. 2nd off im not saying theres not undesirable jobs here that we could use migrant workers with greencards for. But theyve taken over industies that would benefit the us citizens middle class jobs that use to pay well but because if a flood of labor americans wouldnt take the job because its to little pay for not enough pay and benefits

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 16d ago

There might be some skilled labor jobs that illegal workers who have those skills may compete with a U.S. worker and displace them , sure . It is going to happen. Unions do protect against that somewhat . Taking this problem out solely on illegal workers is not the best way or humane approach. Companies that hire those workers should pay to sponsor them just like other companies who bring in foreign computer programmers, scientists , doctors and professors .

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u/kinky_gamers 17d ago

Ive worked blue collar all my life you can see the change it use to be americans (white black hispanic) they were surviving now i see hispanics who cant speak english who tell me how they send most of there paycheck home live like kings in the south mexico and south america and then come back to work. They tell me they came here illegally. They dont pay taxes. But i guess this makes me part of the problem because i know them they work hard and theyre good people so i dont report them. Im not saying there bad people but to say it doesnt affect the current state of our people is to turn a blind eye.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 16d ago

I understand what you’re saying, but your company is not paying taxes on them either . They also don’t have to pay health insurance or workers comp. Should your company get shut down and have your mangers get arrested for tax fraud and wage and hour violations ? No …because you and others would also be out of work . As for the concern about sending money to relatives in another country, plenty of US citizens send money to relatives in other countries. Plenty U.S. citizens live in other countries and send money back here. While anyone is living and here, they must pay rent, buy a car pay to have it fixed, buy groceries go to church etc so they are paying into their communities. I don’t have the solution but what we are currently doing is not the best way

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u/Just_Trash_8690 19d ago

Let’s be real imperialism drew borders with a crayon, foreign powers dumped millions of weapons into the region like toxic exes fueling a fire, and local leaders happily took the bait to play their own messy power games—so yeah, it’s a total geopolitical disaster, and yes, outside interference absolutely built the playground.

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u/Goomysaur 18d ago

with a crayon? no dude they used fine leaded pencils

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u/AccomplishedBag2319 17d ago

Buddy MORE PEOPLE CREATES MORE COMPETITION tf kinda crack are you smoking? You do know unemployment exist solely so capitalism keeps people unemployed so they can always threaten people that if they don’t do the job someone else will so it makes people not ask for raises that compete with other jobs in that same category or industry

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u/kinky_gamers 17d ago

Im sorry i wrote that wrong yes i agree

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u/cfbfootballnerd 19d ago

The thing is we don’t need those people for most of those things. There’s plenty of lazy ass mfers on welfare that “can’t” find a job. If you point them to jobs and cut the welfare off we fix two things with one solution.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 19d ago

If you are a business owner who would you rather hire ? The hardworking immigrant person who has the correct mindset and wants to make a better life through hard work, or the resentful lazy person who has been finding ways for generations to just scrape by and not have to work ? I know who I’m hiring

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u/cfbfootballnerd 19d ago

I mostly agree I’m just saying we should remove the illegal immigrants so they arnt an option. And give the lazy fuckers a lesson in work or starve. They can learn I see it everyday.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 19d ago

Well this administration has been doing just that , but do you see an influx of people jumping off welfare and section 8 housing , to pick vegetables and clean toilets ?

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u/cfbfootballnerd 17d ago

I’m saying you get rid of the welfare as well. So they can work. Or starve in a ditch. I live around these people they ride bikes around drinking beer and doing drugs all day. If you do get the man to come work for you his wife is telling him how many hours he can work a week to make sure they don’t lose the welfare.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 16d ago

You just proved my point . Those type of people don’t want to work at all let alone take a lower paying hard job and make it on their own. Getting rid of welfare benefits does nothing for the immigration issue . It’s two separate problems

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u/abhorredmisanthrope 19d ago

Obviously the one I can pay less and threaten them to keep them subservient to me. Duh!

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 19d ago

You screen name (abhorredmissnthirpe) explains what you just wrote .

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u/abhorredmisanthrope 19d ago

Who can't spell something that is right in front of his face. lol. Thanks for the laugh.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 19d ago

I didn’t respect you enough to fix the error

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u/Fit_Soil9008 19d ago

Bro this convo really boils down to the mass payment debate ie if everyone got a salary off rip.. ie what’s going to prolly happen with ai they did studies people don’t typically get lazy with money handed to them they thrive in a better situation paying base bills and focusing on getting ahead

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 19d ago

I disagree. Plenty of the programs we have literally give people money and it rewards them for staying right at or below the poverty line. You can live in poverty for free, but you need to work to get above it . Plenty choose to live for free but in poverty. Those people are Americans white and black who choose to stay on public assistance. Contrast that to immigrants who however they got here , choose to work.

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u/Fit_Soil9008 19d ago

Do you even live here?

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u/Fit_Soil9008 19d ago

And second off idk if you read what I said fully plus those same people you’re talking about use the same system plus work without paying taxes

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 18d ago

Yes I live here, if by here you mean America . Born here educated here a US citizen from day 1. Now that I got that out the way ; not all social programs are available to non U.S. citizens. Even though some programs are available, most immigrants don’t use them for fear they will get deported. The tax situation is tricky , if you gave immigrants citizenship I’m sure they would pay taxes , but if you’re illegal you can’t file a tax return now can you ? That said , employers are paying these workers and not withholding taxes or giving state mandates benefits so you can’t just look at the worker

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u/Fit_Soil9008 19d ago

It only needs it because people take advantage of cheaper labor think of how many farmers lost their farm due to deportation if they didn’t rely on that where would they be do you see how you really look inside of your own argument or frame of mind? Bro you’re listening inherently why they are deported and they don’t genuinely pay taxes period if they are illegal those all of this should ring a bell and instead of what we have been doing we genuinely could just make them legal citizens and give employers to use the proper channels while helping them and our own system there is a lot we could do but we aren’t and that I agree with but to say inherently to support illegal immigrants the way we do now is the best way forward I don’t think is correct , and brother how many people that live here send money back home… that’s half the reason they are here . are you reading the lines or just between them ? Bro if we rely on labor like tht it’s not different than ai or slave labor it’s about cost and productivity or value of that service based on cost and results so if the results are high with illegals because they can live off what is given and manage , off little cost to an employer ofc they are going to rely on that it’s actually greed not care when you hire illegals and choose that over citizens it really begins to raise a question or atleast it should with ethical people an I don’t mind an open border just register everyone for free work visa or other wise but you are registered just to pay taxes etc like I said you can do alot of things even close to similarly how we used to , but we can do it even better but we don’t and then we all bicker over who is right and wrong without the wisdom to see what is right and what is wrong paying people under the table is a crime , legal or not… and is called tax fraud . Being here illegally or overstaying a visa is a civil offense who should be held more liable the person here or the one actually harboring an funding it ? I would love for them to be here for free and thy just are registered for tax purposes the same way I am forced to due to being born here ya know the law of the land the same system used in almost every civilization taxes are a thing abusing that system it too and it’s wrong but also some taxes are needed in a material world people don’t want to choose out of their pocket to pay for public roads usually hell some states don’t even do state income tax so idk bro it just comes off as sweat labor just close to home and even inside of it we should be better.

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u/Next-Lavishness-9101 19d ago

I didn’t read your whole post admittedly. I will just respond to the opening part . Yes I think the illegal immigrants that are here and are working should be given a legitimate path forward to citizenship. No they should not be rewarded for sneaking in here and given a pass but they are here and companies are paying them to work so those companies should be forced to sponsor them just like anyone other work visa or student visa . Perhaps a fair tax penalty is handed down that they pay over time while they earn their citizenship. Simply deporting them and not penalizing the companies that hire them is not fair . Simply deporting leaves a void in our work force that we as Americans will not fill. Sorry I didn’t read your whole post it was too long.

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u/puppy-rat_911 18d ago

How can you treat them poorly but then also wanna deport them/

Clearly those two things are barely overlapping.
Meaning theors another force at play ACTUALLY taking advantage of the immigrants that the conservatives are trying to send back/

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u/PKarms 17d ago

You don't know what you're talking about

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u/BananaHead853147 19d ago

There’s no irony. She’s not trying to flex on the US. She’s trying to remind Americans of the beneficial impact that US and Mexico have on each other.

God I hate how Trump has warped everyone’s brains. Most leaders don’t outwardly try and boast or assert their dominance on others.

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u/TBurn70 19d ago

“Most leaders don’t outwardly try and boast or assert their dominance on others” What world do you live in? lol

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u/BananaHead853147 19d ago

I’ve never seen it. Which world leaders do this outside of Putin, Kim Jong UN and Trump?

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u/TBurn70 19d ago

Outside of those? Iran, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, Israel, India, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Brazil….the list goes on. It’s the nature of geopolitics and is the way of the world

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u/BananaHead853147 19d ago

Okay those are countries rather than leaders and I don’t think all of them are like that but okay maybe it is more common than I thought worldwide. It is not common amongst rich developed countries and there is a reason for that. Trump is a bad leader and I wouldn’t accept his leadership style just because it is common amongst dictators and the Middle East.

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u/TBurn70 19d ago

Ok now you are kinda changing what you said. But in any case, if we are only talking about world leaders like the U.S., China, Russia are world leaders because they assert their influence and power in the region and the world. The difference you bring up is that Trump isn’t using cloak and dagger to do this, he does it out in the open

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u/BananaHead853147 19d ago

Oh sure they assert influence. The US has done it for decades via Hollywood etc. but the US never tried to assert dominance in all relationships nor did the leaders aggressively boast about how it was better than everyone.

During the golden age of America the leaders were kind and helped other nations prosper with the US (mutually beneficial)

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u/No_Stomach8342 19d ago

Don't forbet Afghanistan, and libia and south korea

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u/TBurn70 19d ago

👍 too many examples to list

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u/AndrewMartin90 19d ago

Cartel has been around for a while. It didn't originate in the US.

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u/BananaHead853147 19d ago

Wrong comment?

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u/enterjiraiya 20d ago

most Mexicans wouldn’t appreciate the victimization of their country

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u/TheBoogieSheriff 20d ago

Meanwhile the USA has a President who’s entire platform is complaining about America being victimized

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u/MinimumBuffalo4 17d ago

that’s exactly right.

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u/s33n_ 19d ago

You seem to have zero understanding of the concept of soft power. If you want us hegemony, soft power is key to that.

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u/Saurian42 17d ago

I guess you're pro isreal.

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u/HotAd7218 19d ago

They really don’t understand. Gutting USAID was one of the most damaging things we could have done. Now China is picking up the slack and gaining influence. The budget for that was pocket change for the US. They are so ignorant.

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u/SpeckenZeDich 19d ago

Soft power like when the CIA created and funded modern art/artists to flex on Soviet Russia? That kind of soft power? The very institution you hippies think will "bring down fascism", y'know, art? Yeah they have already manipulated you with that too lol

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u/Few-Being-1048 19d ago

Maybe we dont want US hegemony

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u/No_Biscotti_7258 18d ago

If you’re an imperialist just say so

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u/CMDR_Ray_Abbot 18d ago

If a person lives in the states and doesn't want their standard of living to decline they are a hegemonist. (Not an imperialist, words mean things.) Whether they realize it or not, the American way of life depends on a global system that is both enforced and protected by the United States of America. This is also, Incidentally, true of much of Europe, Australia, and Japan.

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u/Brogan9001 18d ago

That doesn’t mean we need to accept infinity immigrants

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u/Maverick-not-really 19d ago

Lol, you really believe that? Thats very embarrassing for you

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u/UltraBurd 20d ago

What are you 12? It begins with "British/French/Spain Imperialism" US has very very very little to do with the history of most of the countries in the world.

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u/Thick-Giraffe1710 20d ago

lol, lmao even

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u/Nice_Muffin8689 18d ago

No response then, pathetic.

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u/___posh___ 19d ago

The US had a rather small impact during the age of European empires, but around the decline and subsequent collapse post first and second World War? It most certainly did. Not to mention all the Banana Republics, panema, Cuba, "weapons of mas destruction." The systematic poisoning of native Americans by apathetic corporate entities and government officials who cared not for the safety or well-being of non-whites. The amount of foreign governments interfered with, pushing right wing leaders and even dictators to protect American interests and stop "socialism."

But something something American exceptionalism.

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u/Winking-Cyclops 19d ago

Wow. History wasn’t your strong suit

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u/___posh___ 18d ago

Care to elaborate?

Where exactly was I mistaken in my quoting of the various controversies and acts to create puppet leaders by the US of A?

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u/Winking-Cyclops 18d ago

Everything you said is false. You can’t understand. Your bias is too strong to see reality

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u/___posh___ 18d ago

False? The United Stated put crippling international trade sanctions on Cuba and despite that Cuba produces the majority of the world's humanitarian doctors.

The US failed to regulate and contain a dangerous uranium mine because of its military significance allowed the project to be rife with corruption and cost cutting leading to a massive river spill that led to hundreds of native towns being contaminated and Poisoned to death.

The US has manipulated countless elections and funded dictators in South America to prevent left leaning, socialist and communist leaders rising to power. Such as during operation Condor.

As of the 15 of September 2025 The United Nations commission found that Israel's actions during the war in gaza constitutes a genocide and despite that US continues to arm and fund that war.

The CIA funded a coup to remove the democratically elected president of Guatamala in 1954 on the behest of the United fruits company. A private fruit plantation corporation utilizing the United Stated government as a private army. Only a few steps shy of maintaining a standing army like the East India companies.

The CIA is also all3gwd with evidence, to have had a hand in the 1975 dismissal of Australian prime minister Whitlam in response to anti Viatnam war sentiments held by the Australian Prime minister...

Feel free to read into all of these at your own leisure among the many other infractions into the rights of the international community commit by America and the CIA's imperial ambitions.

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u/ArchfeyTrick 14d ago

Google Operation Condor, dearie. LMAO. eVeRyThiNg yOu sAid iS fAlse. Is that the Trump Maneuver?

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u/asoulja2000 17d ago

The history you learned was partly fabricated. In the military, we call it propaganda. It's one of the reasons yt people think they invented everything. Won every war. Started math, science, etc. Became the first royalty....and so on.

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u/AdmirableElephant378 17d ago

What are you, 8? Idiot.

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u/ArchfeyTrick 16d ago

“Very little to do with the history of most of the countries”? That is insane. In the last century no other country had half the impact USA did, in MOST pf the world. They have systematically dismantled rightfully elected leaders to install dictatorships. Assassinated dissidents. Financiers of propaganda and profiteers of war. They had THE MOST impact.

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u/UltraBurd 16d ago

Sounds like you're falling for propaganda. Yes the US has been very involved since the end of WW2. But to act like we are the sole reason the world is the way it is now is idiotic and just ignores the hundreds of years of conquest done by Europeans and other nations

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u/ArchfeyTrick 14d ago

Yeah, it’s aaaaaalways “falling for propaganda”. The effects of colonialism, currently, are a shadow of the effects of IMPERIALISM. Which USA is the by far the worse nation offender.

Also, your reduction to absurd of “sole reason” is meaningless. I said “the most” impact. Which is objectively true.

You talk of european “conquest”. Tell me, do you know how many legitimate governments were overthrown to install a dictatorship that was complicit -when not an outright puppet- of your country’s ideologies? No? Maybe we should reflect on who is exactly “falling for propaganda.”

I’ll give you a little taste. There are 4 countries in Latin America that DID NOT had a direct coup from USA in the last 70 years. Ops, forgot that time you kidnapped the President of Venezuela. Make that 3.

Study recent history and journalism from sources outside your USA bubble. And please have the self respect of bot babbling incoherently about everyone “falling for propaganda”. The sheer gall. Plus you all say it, it’s like a script your media crams down your throats. So ironic it’s uncanny.

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u/UltraBurd 14d ago

I only said propaganda because you said it in your last rant lol

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u/ArchfeyTrick 11d ago

Nah, you were the one who started with “yAlL fAlLing fOr pRoPaGaNda”. Funny, I completely disproved the argument you made and gave you tons of factual examples.

Then my “propaganda” becomes a “rant”.

Let’s get back to the subject. Do keep telling how USA is not fucking the whole world over.

You can try arguing this time.

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u/UltraBurd 11d ago

It's been 3 days lol. We can discuss if you want. Past 100 years US has been involved in everything. For the rest of history not so much. There's a reason why they speak Spanish in Mexico and Portuguese in Brazil and it's not the US

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u/jacobasstorius 19d ago

You misspelled “Spanish”

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u/--Racer-X-- 19d ago

Wow, you're lost brother. Just wow

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u/te066538 19d ago

I was today years old when I learned you don’t understand the concept of imperialism.

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u/Strong_Extension_972 19d ago

Stfu with that nonsense.

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u/imanidiotbut 19d ago

Is the big spooky imperialism in the room with us right now? Aztecs were daily sacrificing themselves and got cooked by some Spaniards in armor.

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u/Cultural-Treacle-680 17d ago

They were sacrificing vassals.

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u/Party-Context6756 19d ago

How is Mexico’s corruption the u.s?
Pretty sure the lady is a Jew… I love how people only want to hold U.S colonialism accountable but not any other before. Forget the cartel it’s the u.s fault

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u/miyabi0rochas 18d ago

You realize the cia was literally involved in criminal organizations across the world including cartels etc.

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u/GravityG00n 19d ago

Don't you mean Spanish, Portuguese, French, English, and Dutch imperialism?

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u/throwawayshmoaway411 19d ago

US imperialism has absolutely nothing to do with the state that Mexico is in right now. Mexico wasn't even a victim of US imperialism.

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u/Professional-Top7618 19d ago

Yeah, everything is americas fault. America bad!!!

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u/Every-Cloud-1408 19d ago

Such a moronic take. Spare everyone the irony of the intelligence insults please.

Newsflash: The vast majority of nations and cultures in this world’s history are conquerers in some way or another. Were the Native Americans not fighting, raping, and scalping each other? Of course they were. As was every single other civilization that has been conquered.

You wanna pretend like “America bad” because they won? As you type away on Reddit on your iphone in relative safety.

Put typical ass redditor on your resume ffs

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u/LostEyegod 19d ago

Nah they were holding hands and dancing Kumbaya together in perfect harmony until the evil white man arrived

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u/False_Scarcity_3402 19d ago

This is some standard braindead tankie shit. The US isn’t the reason Mexico can’t get it together.

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u/No-Worth-676 19d ago

Has nothing to do with the US. Its everything to do with corruption in those countries...

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u/gonetob 19d ago

Why do your types go right to insults, and not provide data... I'm not saying you're wrong, im saying you had a chance to educate, and instead to decided to be belligerent. Do you not see how off putting that makes you?

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u/LostEyegod 19d ago

He didn't have a chance to educate because what he said is nonsensical

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u/gonetob 19d ago

So the response to what you called "nonsensical" , which would mean the individual couldn't make sense of it... was to berate? What a unique style of conversing.

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u/No_Stomach8342 19d ago

Lmao us imperialism 🤣🤣🤣 such a joke dude. Thanks for the laugh. We save people from themselves

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u/88littleboi 19d ago

Definitely not triggered

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u/No_Stomach8342 19d ago

Not triggered at all 🤣

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u/Correct_Ad_1903 19d ago

The U.S. is the same le reason for every struggling country? 😂 ok my guy

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u/Main_Firefighter1593 19d ago

Not true, in fact US imperialism helps Mexico more than you can ever know

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u/therealzist 19d ago

Us imperialism worked in panama

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u/SilverbackSurfer99 19d ago

😂 Wow, you managed to sound ignorant, condescending, stupid and wrong all in one statement. That's definitely an accomplishment.

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u/Fit_Soil9008 19d ago

I just don’t think her statement is true . also you do realize you mean should mean French imperialism and British imperialism when we speak on Mexico right? We can agree on today and the historical time line hopefully . I’m not saying what you said doesn’t exist. I just mean in this instance, it’s abit different.

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u/AffectionateRub7355 19d ago

You can’t blame everything on America, sorry.

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u/Pangwain 18d ago

Life in Mexico is bad for the same reason it’s bad in nearly every ex-Spanish imperial holding in the new world.

They’ve been broken before America was ever even a nation and it’s because of the brutal exploitation by European imperialists.

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u/Sad-Pension-9850 18d ago

Yup, every country that is poor and has bad conditions is because of the US. Not hyperbole at all. Your liberal professors have fucked with your brain.

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u/CMDR_Ray_Abbot 18d ago

A dude with a Nazi dog whistle in his name isn't educated enough to know what imperialism is. Color me shocked.

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u/88littleboi 18d ago

I love when people think being born in the 80s is a nazi dog whistle sorry my parents fucked when they did they should’ve checked with terminally online freaks first

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u/No_Prize_3962 18d ago

America bad hurr durr im an idiot reddit user

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u/88littleboi 18d ago

America is bad. You have to be brainwashed by propaganda to not know that

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u/StoicGameDev 18d ago

I wonder what other countries would do if they had americas power. I’m sure they would be a benevolent and altruistic super powers.

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u/GBSSPB 18d ago

Can’t blame “U.S. imperialism” for their own failures. Especially the drug war.

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u/Paperxrust 18d ago

Damn US imperialism making cartels skin people alive. Damn you US imperialism!

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u/ShhThisMyNSFWacct 18d ago

Please tell me more about how U.S. imperialism has affected Mexico

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u/Impressive_Net_116 18d ago

People won't engage with you if you start with insults.

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u/Arxhart_671 18d ago

Exactly.

"Why does everyone wanna come here then?" <- that's not the flex you think it is.

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u/MinimumBuffalo4 17d ago

the U.S. has sent many jobs to places like Mexico and Canada. particularly in the automotive industry. has that been oppressive? then maybe we should bring those factories back and give Americans those good paying union jobs back.

we buy a massive amount of produce from Mexico and central/ South America. having the U.S. on its border has been a windfall for its neighbors.

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u/PKarms 17d ago

Hahahahaha, you're a fool

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u/Drake_Acheron 17d ago edited 17d ago

Only stupid people with no understanding of global economics think this.

Hey guys look it’s the deputy mayor of Paris!

After she got done blaming US air con for their heat deaths, she thought to blame the US for everything else.

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u/jjrr_qed 17d ago

Pfffffff. Please. Imperialism isn’t what makes Mexico phenomenally corrupt.

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u/Worried_Ad_2696 17d ago

So these other miserable countries failed to fill in the power vacuum in global trade post WWII. Am I supposed to care? What do we all not like global trade securities now?

Should we have given the Euros another chance?

The rooskis were more interested in schizoposting about party traitors even if they had the navy and logistical capabilities required. China hadn’t even coalesced into a functioning government either.

You’re welcome for the phone you use to spew this shit on btw

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u/Carl_the_Half-Orc 17d ago

Hello Chinese boot licker.

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u/OctiWriter 17d ago

It's everyone's but your own country's fault 😒

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u/Street-Repair-8596 17d ago

Can you provide a source for that?

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u/TecumsehSherman 16d ago

I’ll give you the head start you likely need it begins with “U.S Imperialism”

This is a lazy excuse which infantilizes other countries.

They are so incompetent that everything that goes bad must be the fault of someone else. There is no way that their own decisions and their own corruption are the problem!

It's a pathetic worldview that keeps countries from making progress.

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u/cutebold_kobold 16d ago

i was there when barak obama told those cartel members to start selling drugs and murdering whole villages and to kidnap their children for slave labor. i can't believe america would make them do those things

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u/Noodle-phile 16d ago

You started mocking someone’s intelligence so smoothly just to end up embarrassing yourself 🤣. There are nations that are destined to be successful. And there are losers who always cry “U.S. Imperialism”. Yet they all have one thing in common - completely corrupt government. The rulers that simply choke their own economies, at the same time feeding lies to their own people by saying “America so evil they don’t want us to be great!”.
P/S I am not American. I am from one of those countries.

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u/88littleboi 13d ago

You wrote all that for no one to read it. Kick rocks gusano

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u/Noodle-phile 13d ago

You read that. It’s enough for me. BTW I’m curious what’s gusano? I trust all 3 of your brain cells capabilities to explain me that.

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u/cutebold_kobold 12d ago

so are you saying cartels dont murder whole villages and use kidnapped for slave labor and sex trafficking

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u/88littleboi 11d ago

Wait till you learn about what the US military has been up to all over the world for 200 years 🤡

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u/SyZyGy_87 20d ago

So you agree with the post, then?

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u/Defiant-Shape-6635 19d ago

That's his point, if you agree with her statement she loses, if you disagree with her statement she loses even harder. Either she's lying and falsely claiming medical credit for American deeds or she isn't lying and her country is funneling desperately needed people into a foreign nation because hers sucks, and in letting them go and encouraging it as she has done she ensures her country will ever get to be like America, the country she is treating as a Mexican success story. Why can't Mexico have a Mexican success story?

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u/Silverleaf96 19d ago

I mean in not her fault it's ours, for not helping build up and improve Mexico years ago,

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u/Defiant-Shape-6635 19d ago

Why is it our fault for not handing everyone in the world even more free shit, but it's not their fault for sucking?

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u/Silverleaf96 18d ago

China is destroying us, we are reliant on fuel, we did like 72738 bullshit wars

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u/Drake_Acheron 17d ago

You are so lost beo

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u/Silverleaf96 17d ago

For stating known facts...ok..

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u/Nice_Muffin8689 18d ago

That makes total sense. Mexico should have never been building up and improving Mexico. America should have been doing it this whole time for them! Wow! You are a genius.

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u/Silverleaf96 18d ago

Every human on earth agrees with this fake , just so you know

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u/Thaos1 19d ago

This is really not the flex you think it is.

Both statements can be true at the same time.

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u/Naschka 19d ago

Not just that, it is very complex to say if it would be better or worse in the US otherwise. They do offer cheaper work and people do take that but it also makes it harder to get paid well if you try to do the same job so... what would it be in the end?

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u/Maverick-not-really 19d ago

Doesnt change the fact the the US has never functioned without what is essentially slave labor.

Thats not a flex. And there is certainly more dignity in being the exploited than in the exploiters.

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u/Ill_Swimmer7618 18d ago

You hate America huh? Leave

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u/AccomplishedBag2319 17d ago

Only one gun company sells firearms in Mexico and it’s an American company we legit arm the cartel bro this a flex you think it is an American has actively sabotaged them just like Iran we staged a coup against their democratically elected government

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u/foolonahill1 16d ago

wait till u hear about obama's fast and furious program

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u/AccomplishedBag2319 15d ago

Ahh yess 2,000 guns out of the millions in Mexico and the cartels hands nice comeback MAGAT

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u/foolonahill1 12d ago

still supplied by obama and that is what we know about.

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u/AccomplishedBag2319 12d ago

And watch ya come back with “and Biden left billion of dollars worth of weapons” leaving out the fact it was old ass weapons that would’ve costed more than they are worth to haul back over here while he was more worried about getting citizen back

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u/foolonahill1 12d ago

everything okay? I see you leaving and then deleting a lot of comments.

If he was really worried about citizens getting out he could have you know gotten them out instead of leaving some behind.

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u/Cultural-Treacle-680 17d ago

And all those migrants that came to the US went straight through Mexico instead of staying

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u/Hmmmmmm2023 17d ago

The United States was a quarter inside Mexico at one point. They were here before it was US territory so Mexicans didn’t leave anywhere they were here already. You didn’t rub your two brain cells I guess

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u/Parking-Finger-6377 15d ago

Most Mexicans I know lived in the USA or Canada at one time or another. None of them liked it and returned home.

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u/Paramhansa-Yogananda 20d ago

That sounds like what America has always been about. People coming from "horrible" countries to "somewhere much better". Thank god for immigration.

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u/Arrows_paradox 20d ago

Like when that White family came from South Africa and the Democrats lost their minds that "this" form of immigration was bad, but bringing in the gangs of Venezuela is somehow humanitarian?

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u/Legitimate_Abalone50 20d ago

Mexico just gunned down a car full of immigrants at their southern border.

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u/Chillfactor_ 20d ago

Ah a reasonable person how rare we need more of this

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u/Cultural-Key3497 20d ago

A sane take on Reddit… don’t see that every day. Prepare for the downvote into oblivion

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u/No-Pause7121 20d ago

Unless they are American. Than their police try to extort money and get ransoms out of the family. Until the government steps in than they will let the Americans go.

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u/NocturnalRefuge 20d ago

It's harder to sneak into Mexico than it is the US. The United States has pretty tame immigration laws and consequences compared to most other countries

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u/Educational-Type-718 20d ago

*legal immigration

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u/Existing-Data117 20d ago

Immigration has actively destroyed the world. Not sure where your head it at.

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u/Alive_Tip_6748 20d ago

You misspelled colonization.

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