Comments by "LancesArmorStriking" (@LancesArmorStriking) on "Rus Officials Say Major Rus Offensive Coming; Ukr Tries Fails Capture Rabotino; Zaluzhny Warns US" video.

 @hj925 Also the Russians left North Korea while the US refused to leave the South.
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@hj925 Yes. Are you blind to events at the time? The Daegu Uprising in 1946 was a direct response to the USAMGIK (US military government directly ruling South Korea) and the US' presence more generally. Nice try, but yes in fact the US can be in the wrong. And not as a "mistake" like people trying to run defense for ruining Afghanistan love to say. Actual, willful wrongdoing. The US does not have good intentions.
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 @danielbwest Found one! How many hrvynia are they paying you, Hero?
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@hj925 You need to be more specific. You never once named what 'Eastern' project you're taking about. If you're referring to North Korea, then you just spewed out a lot more words than necessary to avoid saying, "you're right, I was wrong. The Americans aren't liable to public pressure any more than the Russians are. And my attempt to distinguish the two was biased by my own beliefs." The US currently has 800+ officially confirmed bases around the world, and in numerous instances they aren't wanted there but bribe or threaten the government so they can stay (Guantanamo Bay, Okinawa, South Korea, Taiwan— Chiang Kai Shek also faced student uprisings against the US' presence in their country, northeastern Syria). Your waxing poetic about how special of a case North Korea was doesn't change the fact that the US is as persistent, if not more, than Russian is, once it gets its hands on a country's territory. That's an obviously bad, insidious thing when a rival country does it, but something tells me you'll find a way to spin continued unwanted US presence as a good thing.
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@hj925 Why do liberals always make this argument? Sure US is imperialist but ours is GOOD DEMOCRATIC imperialism! Lol You're the type of person to say that it's good that Hawai'i was annexed because otherwise it would be Japanese or Chinese. If you're truly against imperialism, you'd advocate for the US to be knocked down a peg. No more IMF loans requiring countries to destroy their own industries (by letting Western capital in), no more military bases used to threaten smaller countries. Go back to your shores and work on your own supposed democracy.
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@hj925 Oh and the US supported Synghman Rhee's dictatorship for 30 years. They helped him fire upon crowds of protestors and suppress opinions that disfavored US power in the region. You overestimate the resolve of a people when the US gets a military base nearby. South Koreans could only fight back so much, and they resigned to having the US lord over them as long as they could nominally pick who runs their country (as long as it doesn't oppose US economic or political interests, of course!)
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