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usa supported pinochet in chile do you know @spock?
and if he killed commies, saddam killed commies too, I repet you like @jepper that saddam was a n us ally too, that was helped against iran and that hated communism, arab socialism is like nationalism of hitler. saddam was attacked for israel and oil, pinochet that enjoy the nazis in chile too was not attacked he ha dnot oil and was ok for you
@spock: saddam saved iraq from communism too make iraq a rich country and idiot commies of chile offered simapthy after 911 of ny too to americans
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- Spock (rhp)Lv 74 weeks agoFavorite Answer
i am well aware of the backlash against socialism and communism in all forms. as to the specifics of Chile -- I point out that, after the reforms instituted by the military and following free enterprise governments, Chile vaulted from declining GDP/capita to one of the highest growth rates in Latin America and has passed by its traditional rivals in this regard. Success at making most people's lives better is the appropriate measure, don't you think?
- Anonymous3 weeks ago
Just report the repeating troll
- electricpoleLv 74 weeks ago
Nations support or withdraw support from various leaders, as their perceived advantage / disadvantage of the alliance changes.
There is no ethics or morality involved in any international alliances.
All the stated reasons fed to the public are nothing more than smoke & mirrors to satiate public sentiment.
It's been this way since the first Kingdoms except Kings did not feel the need to craft some public justification for their actions like the power brokers today do.
