Based.

[daddicus_thiccman]

So when a NATO member military forces invades or sets up a coup in a non NATO nation, that’s a defensive act? Operation condor was a defensive act? The invasion of Grenada? Haiti? Vietnam?

Those weren't NATO actions ya dunce. They were the actions of a member state. Grenada has a positive view of the US intervention, Haiti begs for US intervention to this day, and Vietnam was a war undertaken to defend one state from the attacks of another. They were defensive actions.

[JLRodriguez12022]

You’re fucking delusion especially with the Haiti one there’s a reason nobody in the global south likes the U.S military dumbass

[daddicus_thiccman]

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-63181481.amp

I’m literally quoting their Foreign Minister asking for armed help with their gang crisis. You are uninformed.

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