Message from @yung

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2018-04-18 01:45:41 UTC  

@yung What? The US dropped support for him because he was becoming a criminal dictator, and was ruining cuba, JFK even called him so.

2018-04-18 01:46:50 UTC  

Very un suspicious right? You install a military dictator and then distance yourself from him once he gets too crazy. Of course they’d do this

2018-04-18 01:47:28 UTC  

And this is AS IF Batista was the one dictator who was installed by CIA

2018-04-18 01:47:31 UTC  

I love America, but even I can admit my country’s foreign policy is bullshit.

2018-04-18 01:48:02 UTC  

@yung Um what? Woulden't you do the same if the dictator you helped install did the same?

2018-04-18 01:48:15 UTC  

Yes I would. To save face.

2018-04-18 01:48:32 UTC  

Only good dictator was Pinochet. <:bour:313709044957315082>

2018-04-18 01:48:50 UTC  

Obviously you would, because it would have shown that your foreign policy was failing.

2018-04-18 01:49:00 UTC  

@K▲ISER Pinochet was a faggot.

2018-04-18 01:49:13 UTC  

**nigga**

2018-04-18 01:49:32 UTC  

**could you not tell by the ancap smiley face that I was joking**

2018-04-18 01:49:59 UTC  

@K▲ISER He ruined chile, but because he killed commies that makes him the best thing since canned bread? Right?

2018-04-18 01:50:20 UTC  

how does that negate that the US has, for the whole of the 20th century, interfered with the economic life and political process of MANY countries, and that this STATE imperialism somehow always leads to new markets for corporation?

2018-04-18 01:50:47 UTC  

@yung How did it?

2018-04-18 01:50:49 UTC  

Pinochet, also installed and advised by the US btw

2018-04-18 01:51:05 UTC  

@Deleted User nigga it did.

2018-04-18 01:51:52 UTC  

@yung That isn't an answer.

2018-04-18 01:52:05 UTC  

I asked you a question bruh

2018-04-18 01:52:10 UTC  

you answer me

2018-04-18 01:52:12 UTC  

prick

2018-04-18 01:52:24 UTC  

And let me remind you, batista and pinochet installed themselves, the US only supported them.

2018-04-18 01:52:26 UTC  

@yung Whole of the 20th Century?

2018-04-18 01:52:44 UTC  

20th I think I wrote, no?

2018-04-18 01:53:00 UTC  

let me correct myself

2018-04-18 01:53:12 UTC  

Latter half, definitely.

2018-04-18 01:53:19 UTC  

^^

2018-04-18 01:53:37 UTC  

yes sorry it was just to make reference of the time

2018-04-18 01:53:42 UTC  

@yung What I am stating is that the US didn't actually do that, because it was the corporations in the US that existed there and controlled the majority of business, if it was imperialistic, they would have been owned by the US government.

2018-04-18 01:54:02 UTC  

After the Berlin Blockade is when the US went full “where the commies at” mode.

2018-04-18 01:54:22 UTC  

@K▲ISER Which is why the US supported such dictators.

2018-04-18 01:54:24 UTC  

Corporations don’t have the legal power to invade countries bruh

2018-04-18 01:54:34 UTC  

Mhm.

2018-04-18 01:54:49 UTC  

They don’t. Collusion with government is somehow needed

2018-04-18 01:55:11 UTC  

Or at least they can’t after the BETC

2018-04-18 01:55:11 UTC  

@Deleted User Thus the reason I called the US’s foreign policy shit.

2018-04-18 01:55:29 UTC  

@yung They didn't invade militaristically though, they were granted permission to set up shop there, and due to them being based in the US, they absolutely destroyed competition.

2018-04-18 01:57:00 UTC  

@K▲ISER Seems they still keep a similar model, looking at their middle east policies.

2018-04-18 01:57:06 UTC  

Nonono The US has engaged in economic imperialism as you described, and you’re right in that.
But militaristic invasion happened either independently, or in coordination with this economic imperialism you talk about. The US simply has sent its troops to invade countless countries.

2018-04-18 01:57:47 UTC  

@yung I didn't state that it was imperialism you dumbass, ans neither did militaristic imperialism occur.

2018-04-18 01:58:14 UTC  

Yes ahahaha US troops have never been mobilized