CTL: It’s perfectly fine that you feel that the United States shouldn’t engage in regime change. Everyone has the right to an opinion (obviously). But as you know, this has been the practice of the United States since WWII (if not earlier), by both parties, to serve US and international interests:
Syria ’49, Iran ’53, Guatamala ’54, Indonesia ’58, Cuba (Bay of Pigs) ’61, Congo ’61, Dominican ’61, Iraq ’63, Vietnam ’63, Brazil ’64, Indonesia ’65, Chile ’70/’73, Bolivia ’71, Angola ’75+, Argentina ’76, Afghanistan ’79-’89, El Salvador ’80-’92, Nicaragua 81-90, Grenada 83, Panama 89, Iraq ’92, Haiti ’94, Serbia ’00, Afghanistan ’01, Venezuela ’02, Iraq ’03, Haiti ’04, Somalia 06, Honduras 09, Libya ’11, Syria ’11, Venezuela 19, Bolivia 19, Venezuela ’26.
My point is President Trump isn’t doing anything new in this regard. Not even close.