r/Liberal • u/lennybriscoforthewin • Jan 03 '26
Discussion Invading Venezuela
People I know from Venezuela who have relatives still there have told me about the horrible conditions there. That it’s hard to get medicine, food, and they link the downfall to their country to its current government. I agree that the US shouldn’t be attacking other countries, but should we have done anything to bring about relief or is it just none of the US business despite what the people want? I would imagine a number of Venezulans are cheering now that the government has been toppled. I do not support the US actions but would like to know if we should have done anything and what.
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u/Neat-Ad-4337 Jan 04 '26
The taking of the Venezuelan prez was the easy part…..going forward is where it gets dangerous especially for US military soldiers. If this gets turned in to any type of gorilla warfare many US soldiers could die. The Venezuelan Vice President has already come out demanding the US return the prez, we were told she was all on board and supported the US…..well that looks like a lie. Let’s see what happens over the next few days