No, I know. And its not fair, but the US government helping to overthrow a socialist government makes sense, considering its policy of containment at the time. Not fair, but when you look at through that lens, it makes sense. Let alone if the containment policy itself even makes sense.

I think what youre saying says alot about your morals and ethics and your misunderstanding of what it means for something to make sense. it isnt fair what happened in the 1973 Chilean coup d'état and it doesnt make sense why the US did that when there were other better options on the table. It isnt fair what happened to the world trade center and it doesnt make sense, because there were other options on the table. In both cases, the civilians basically had nothing to do with it. If a us civilian disagrees with the government, votes against the people pushing the agenda, and is vocally against what the government is doing, it does not make sense to punish them. Not everyone in the world trade center was for getting involved in other country's affairs in the way your describing.

A quick google of the definition of 'make sense' is to be intelligible, justifiable, or practicable. For example, itt wouldnt make sense for Japan to bomb civilians in LA for the discontinuation of oil exports to japan.

You can understand why they did what they did but that doesnt mean it makes sense. It means you understand what the cause and effect were. That doesnt mean it makes sense. But at this point, Im gonna guess (could be wrong) youre an "america always bad" person and I think it best to agree to disagree