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  • They aren't even playing world police.

    Playing world police would be doing things like helping Venezuelans.

    I guarantee you, every modern instance you can think of where America is "playing world police" is actually a calculated effort to maintain its global interests. Or at least, the global interests of its ruling class.

  • What did they think would happen when they blockade a whole city and oppress the people?

    They thought they could do whatever they want and any retaliation would be a golden ticket to massacre Palestinians.

    And they are correct. Nobody is going to stand in their way. Nobody is going to offer anything more than 'condemnation.'

  • I guess they’re counting on Western nations to support them no matter how vile the things they say are

    And they're correct. The US government at least does not care about its citizens one iota. We are workhorses for the ruling class' agenda, and they have decided long ago that Israel gets to rule.

  • One that has no chance of winning an election.

    Superpowers aren't going to curtail oil usage until it's no longer economical. Doing so beforehand would give their adversaries an advantage.

    It's starting to make sense why so many people of the previous generation don't really care about politics. The ruling class is going to do whatever it takes to maintain their control. We're just pawns in their game.

  • As long as oil remains economical, countries will continue to use it.

    There is no chance in hell China, the US, or Russia cuts oil usage because it would give their enemies an advantage.

    Anyone who thinks reducing their own carbon footprint has any impact is ignorant to the world they live in. These nations would burn every last drop if it remained economical.