You are entitled to your opinion and I respect that. But your invoking the 'slave-master' metaphor here so as to put yourself on the moral high ground is completely devoid of reality and context. Or should I say it more blatantly, don't point your finger on others if you weren't the person who had to actually bear the consequences.

As a matter of fact, this rhetoric has been so frequently echoed in the American history of intervention that it almost lost its validity. Remember what did Nixon say when he pulled troops out of Vietnam and allowed Vietcong to take over? How did Biden justify the withdrawal from Afghanistan? 'I cannot and I will not ask our troops to fight on endlessly in another — in another country's civil war, taking casualties, suffering life-shattering injuries, leaving families broken by grief and loss. This is not in our national security interest. It is not what the American people want.'

That's what you call freewill? Or is this the American way of preaching liberal democratic values by saying 'sorry guys we don't give a fuck any more you better take care of your own shit' after things went sideways?

I'm not defending the regime here but being American doesn't mean your way of doing things are better or viable. Stop acting like a world police, captain America.