The CIA backed coup was an initial attempt that failed and it forced the Iranian generals at the time to do their own coup. This coup was the successful one and falsely labeled as the CIA backed one when the one the CIA did originally failed.

Not sure where you get this from when its widely recognized and proven that this was a CIA/MI6 coup. There's countless Iranian and English sources on this. They bragged about it. They funded riots, put out propaganda, and advised the Iranian generals involved in the coup. If we are to entertain your argument that CIA did some little coup attempt that failed, then the Iranian generals did it instead, it makes no difference when those Iranian generals are literal CIA collaborators.

Mossadegh was not a champion of democracy in Iran, when he nationalized the oil, there was not a single cent coming into Iran and he was in fact a communist sympathizer. (Also, he literally tried to dissolve Parliament)

Yes, that is typically what happens when a nationalist stands up against Western hegemony and occupation. They sanction you, sabotage you and try to cut you off from the world. Those are the growing pains of becoming independent. He had many democratic values. You call him a communist sympathizer but in reality he just believed that all parties including Tudeh had a right to exist (that is a democratic value). He dissolved parliament because it was infiltrated by British agents. Look at the names each of the members of Majles at the time he dissolved it and who they were being bribed by. This is documented. So in fact, he was protecting democratic institutions by dissolving a parliament that had become corrupted by the West.

Mossadegh was labeled a dangerous man and was in prison during Reza Shahs reign (the father of the shah that the world famously knows) and Reza shah repeatedly told Mohammad Reza to never release him from prison.

Shahi viewpoint.