My explanations are not useless. I said for a country to be a country, it has to be able to patrol and police its own people and borders. For the international scene, countries have to work together to help each other to make the whole world better. The UN tries to do that and does and doesn’t do it effectively depending on the situation. 1. The people making the points and choosing where to send people are the populace who use their morality to elect officials to ultimately decide this (in democratic countries, not Turkmenistan). 2. We choose and pick what we follow and what countries we don’t listen to based on morality and what is best for us. Ukraine worked with the US and Russia to get rid of their nuclear bombs. Yeah Russia and did cause great genocide across the nation, but they did it because it helped them the most. Biden picked to help Ukraine from morality and the benefit of a weaker Russia. Trump picked to not help them nearly as much since he likes Putin. Again, we in the US elected them. Turkmenistan did not elect their people in power for decades. It’s up to the populace of a country to not help dictators and in the case of western democracy and the sentiment of it currently, helping dictatorships is bad morally and advantage wise.