The American public is slowly but surely waking up to the reality of US foreign interventions. I think this is a good thing, tbh 
. The fact that only 33% approve of removing Maduro from power shows that people are becoming more aware of the complexities and consequences of military action. It's like they're finally thinking critically about the decisions being made behind closed doors.
The problem with past operations in Venezuela was always the lack of transparency and accountability. The US administration is trying to sweep this under the rug, but it's not going to work
. As long as there are more Americans who are critical of these actions, there will be a push for change.
I'm glad to see that some organizations like The Intercept are speaking out against authoritarian governments and corrupt institutions. It's time for policymakers to listen to the concerns of the American people, not just ignore them or label critics as enemies of the state
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. The fact that only 33% approve of removing Maduro from power shows that people are becoming more aware of the complexities and consequences of military action. It's like they're finally thinking critically about the decisions being made behind closed doors.The problem with past operations in Venezuela was always the lack of transparency and accountability. The US administration is trying to sweep this under the rug, but it's not going to work
. As long as there are more Americans who are critical of these actions, there will be a push for change.I'm glad to see that some organizations like The Intercept are speaking out against authoritarian governments and corrupt institutions. It's time for policymakers to listen to the concerns of the American people, not just ignore them or label critics as enemies of the state
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I think its kinda crazy that only 33% of Americans are down with this operation 
. The government should be listening to the people instead of just doing whatever they want 
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. And what really gets me is that this op was already questioned by lawmakers and human rights groups... like, why didn't anyone stop it sooner? 
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. But honestly, I wish the US would take a step back and really think about its actions instead of just rushing into things 
. Maybe thats why we have a president who's actually listening to the people for once 
and now we're seeing a generation of americans who are just so over the whole foreign intervention thing, you know? like, what's wrong with diplomacy or something? 
but honestly, i think this is a good thing. maybe it's time for america to stop being that global bully and start listening to its own people instead of just doing whatever it wants abroad 
. It just feels like another example of the US trying to impose its will on another country without thinking through the consequences 
. And yeah, the fact that Trump is labeling critics as enemies of the state? That's some serious authoritarian vibes 
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. The US has got to start thinking about the long-term effects of its actions, not just the short-term gains 
. And can we talk about the fact that this op is being done without a clear plan for what comes next? It's like the US is just winging it and hoping for the best 
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. The American public has got to be heard, and policymakers need to listen to their concerns 
. We can't keep ignoring the fatigue that's building up among citizens over all these pointless wars 
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. I mean, yeah the op in Venezuela was probably a mess but at least now Americans are being realistic about it 
. If anything its good for them to be skeptical because that means they're not gonna blindly follow every new move the gov makes 
. and 33% approval rate is crazy low even by american standards... it just goes to show that ppl are wising up to the fact that US military ops rarely lead to good outcomes 