The "no blood for oil" sign hits hard. I saw that when I was young and we invaded Iraq 🤮

Wasn't his whole campaign based around isolationism? I think it's the one policy that pretty much everybody actually agreed with.

The US needs to stop getting involved in situations because it always ends badly. Always.

Of course it turns out he was lying about that too. Classic.

"Military intervention"? We're applying the Russian tactics of calling an act of war something different? "Special military operation" style. Right.

We all saw the slave markets that happened when gaddafi fell. Oil CEOs need to burn (ideally in some kind of legal process) for this. This kind of intervention always results in a corrupt colonial leader (best case) or an absolute power vacuum (worst case). Either way I'm sure that the number of people fleeing from venezuela are about to skyrocket.

Its money that would be better spent on healthcare imo. Oil companies are the most subsidized "private" businesses in existence.

Way to go Americans, general strikes are the only thing that scares them. No one producing the goods they can exploit and lucrate from is the best way to scare those rich parasites and make them reconsider their infamous decisions.

The media will ignore them, and most people won't even realize they now live under a fascist regime.

But hey. Trump sure showed those Ghayze a thing or two.

All those fucking guns dude. What's the point of'em?

They had fuckin better

Oh shit the americans actually are doing something about it

Well, some tiny fraction of americans, but I didn't expect even that

Anyone celebrating this has no grasp of U.S. history and the other times we've done this and how badly it went every time.

There are repercussions for invading a nation and abducting their leader (and then stealing their oil).

All the armchair radicals about today. Try harder!