The USA supports somewhere around 70% of the world’s current dictatorships

The long history of the US backing fascist dictatorships is Chinese propaganda? If history is propaganda then I don't know what to say other than you're denying reality.

you're right, it's also Russian propaganda.. i don't want to leave them out..
- Why is mentioning Operation Condor propaganda?
  
  It’s not. People who are trying to convince you it didn’t happen or wasn’t important are the ones promoting propaganda. Fuck em.
  
  I was hoping to see how they would explain it lmao I love seeing how they jump the shark

It is kinda valid though, historically the US has not necessarily been supporting the more democratic option as much as the less socialist one.

this is any rich country don't let that be forgotten. From canada to france to china and russia, imperialism or imperial adjacent has been the strategy
The US has never supported democracy outside it's borders - it has never even been very keen on democracy within it's borders.
Also, the US has long ago ceased to be worried about socialism - the biggest threat to it's neocolonialist hegemony is nationalism, not socialism. That's the whole reason it funded fundamentalist, far-right Islamism into being to undermine nationalism in the Arab world (ie, the same reason Israel funded Hamas back in the late 80s).
it's just kinda bullshit
- I looked up Operation Condor for you.
  
  Not really an excuse but you have to remember at that time we were at the height of the Cold War, we had the “red scare” and McCarthyism. “Commies” were thought of as an existential threat
  
  “Commies” were thought of as an existential threat
  No. The post-WW2 "red scare" was pretty much just a pretext to wage war on the 3rd world - the real red-and-black scare happened after WW1 (that's where the fetishization of "border security" and the obsessive policing of nationality stems from).
  That's what the (so-called) "Cold War" was really all about - the US violently replacing the old European powers as the world's foremost colonialist empire. And it sure as hell managed to rack up the bodycount to prove it.
  
  That’s quite an imaginative perspective
  
  That’s quite an imaginative perspective
  No, it isn't. It doesn't require imagination at all. If you want something that requires a crap-ton of imagination, go see the narratives the US has been spinning about the (so-called) "Cold War" - you have to be pretty high on "westernism" to buy any of it.
  
  it sort of does, after all pre WW2 there weren't two massive "communist" states (let's be honest they were as communist as Germany during WW2) that had a tendency to try and expand via military means
  
  The expansionism of the USSR and the PRC, while certainly extant, is still kindergarten stuff in comparison with even the earliest of the European colonialist empires - never mind the utterly psychotic control-fetish with nukes that is the US.
  
  damn, to literally see: Britain did it worse and "we need more world ending weapons"
  tell me how does the "anti-imperialist" imperial boot taste, tankie?
  
  Here’s a video, since you’re a visual learner.
  
  Says the guy typing from a keyboard on Whiteman Air Force base in Missoura.
  
  did you fall and hit your head or something
  
  I fell and hit my head on this Washington Post article detailing how America tried to change other countries’ governments 72 times during the Cold War.
  
  are you jealous, bro.. i think you're just jealous.. you need to get over it and read some other stuff..
  
  Did you accidentally only American propaganda for your whole life?

Everyone who doesn't think the US is a beacon of democracy is a state sponsored bad actor, specially those of countries the US destabilized, bombed or supported dictatorships in

That’s a bold accusation. I’m a Chadian. 🇹🇩

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you're a Trollian
- You mad, bro?
  
  not while i'm laughing at you
  
  You’re laughing at the truth, you mad man. Since you refuse to read:
  Operation Condor (Spanish: Operación Cóndor, also known as Plan Cóndor; Portuguese: Operação Condor) was a United States-backed campaign of political repression and state terrorism,[12] involving intelligence operations, CIA-backed coups, as well as assassinations of left-wing leaders in South America from 1968 to 1989.[13][14] Operation Condor was officially and formally implemented in November 1975 by the right-wing dictatorships of the Southern Cone of South America.[15]
  Come at me bro, I can shatter your comfortable blanket of denialism all day.
  
  i'll bet you have lots of information on US intelligence operations handy
  
  Just the truth I find on the internet, my dude. I can link Western sources.
  
  you're starting to look ridiculous with the "my dude" stuff
  
  Bruh, look at your downvotes. Objectively speaking, whatever the topic was, you're the object of people's amusement (or more likely disdain) here.
  
  look at your downvotes
  go be a coward in private
  
  No cap?
  
  lmao gottem