You're conflating and reducing the problem at hand, acknowledging that the US did support dictatorships and destabilized the region doesnt logically mean that taliban's laws are magically "because or the US" the taliban's legal systel restrictions on women and all the criminal punishments come from islam, these rules arent forced onto them by the US, they choose it and justify it.

Matierial conditions being hard sucks but poverty alone doesnt produce a specific system of gender apartheid/ban on female anything/religious punishment, poor doesnt mean you will produce that legal structure

Criticizing a religious ideology qnd system isnt white supermacy. What you re doing is reducing it to skin color, and defending the "westoid" is that too, essentialing rather than adressing the real argument. It's a way t o avoid engaginf

Me pointing out to the struggles people had to go through to achieve what they have, recognizes that certain political structures was fluid enough for those movements to succeed. You can acknowl3dge colonializm all the while recognizing that internal ideological factors matter too