Assad was overthrown by a literal ISIS militant after years of bloodshed (that continues)

Maduro was kidnapped following years of economic sanctions and with civilians being killed because muh capacity to bomb Caracas

Khamenei was killed by two countries currently carrying out a genocide in Gaza and with a shitton of iranian civilians dying as well.

Who's the violent dictator here?

Russia-aligned

1. US bullies a country
2. Russia aids the country because it's the only great power willing to stand with victims of US imperialism
3. US invades the country and neolibs justify the action because it was "Russia-aligned"

Circular logic.

But the neolibs told me Trump was a Russian asset a few years ago so-

Oh wait right, they deal with time in 3 month intervals. Nvm.

Fuck it.

Kill every westerner. The utter disregard for human life, the smugness, it's infuriating.

So is Trump a Russian asset or what

Posted in r/neoliberal by a cossack "bedouin". Opinion immediately discarded.

From 2 days ago. Are they both referencing some 3rd thing or are neolibs still unable to actually come up with their own rhetoric?

MAGA/Republican policy is, in essence, neoliberalism (not that they would ever claim that title). In reality, with their recent slide into outright fascism, this may not necessarily be true anymore.

Nonetheless, I'm sure liberals would follow this line of thinking as well.

/r/neoliberal is cheating

But Assad is fine no?

Great, now show our allies in the Middle East beyond Israel for the last fifty years

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