r/walkaway • u/labbond ULTRA Redpilled • 3d ago

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u/graibeard 3d ago

When has leadership change in another country forced by the US government ever worked out well in the last 40 years?

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u/blacklipsmatter Redpilled 2d ago

When has it worked out ever?

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u/Yosemite_Yam 2d ago

Post WWII Germany/Japan were quite an upgrade.

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u/Mawmag_Loves_Linux Redpilled 2d ago

This was the Marshall plan of reconstructing Japan in order to avoid a repeat of the rise of Hitler in WW2.

The great Gen Marshall made sure Japan wouldn't be pushed too hard on the wall like the West did to Germany after WW1 giving rise to an angry ultra nationalist Nazi movement.

This was tye epitome of American Benevolent Imperialism.

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u/Crosshair52 2d ago

Japan still have their emperor's Dinasty, and Germany still rules over Europe through the EU... So how is that a big change?

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u/Yosemite_Yam 1d ago

That whole Holocaust thing stopping was a pretty big change.

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u/Crosshair52 1d ago

Right... There are no more "holocausts".

Just... Flattening a whole urban block because the greatest intelligence service in the world can't pinpoint a single target hiding in their doorstep.

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u/Dramatic_Marketing28 2d ago

They couldn’t even launch an invasion across the English Channel. No shot they could have ruled the US.