I need non-USAmericans to remember that interventionism is not a white USAmerican practice only. It's a cultural mindset integrated in the very creation of the United States of America. And I need non-white USAmerican to also remember it.
No, you're not safe from being an interventionist because you are "0.0001% another ethnicity" and you were raised in a non-white community.
It's in every interaction, campaign and advertising that comes out of the United States and it's a core part of the educational and political systems. From the way they talked and teached about the World Wars and the Middle East, to the way they talk about South America and Asia/Africa nowadays.
It's in the way non-white people raised in USAmerican don't want to learn new languages nor cultures and the demand that other parts of the world bend to their every will outside of basic respect. It's the way USAmericans try to impose USAmerican beliefs in other cultures without interacting with them.
It's in the way they talked about Argentina and when radicalized a people here actually told what actually did happend, they dismissed them and called them traitors. It's the way they talked to about Africa and when from various countries told them to shut up about them, they called them "savages and uncultured". It's the way they talk about East Asia and when east asians just... don't comply, they are told their opinion on about they OWN CULTURE doesn't matter.
It's the way the United States of America intervenes in election times, either be monetary or by public opinion, to the wars in the Middle East and recently, the takeover of Venezuela.
It's the way this practice has managed to disguise itself as a saving grace for poor countries and the solution to problems like xenophobia and racism, at the same time it amplifies them. It's the way it keeps people ignorant and uninterested in the world outside of their world view. It keeps USAmericans in a perpetual victim mentality without wanting to learn.
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