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      406 months ago

      Of course it is. How do these foreign companies own such large amounts of land in these countries? (Hint: US-sponsored coups). Why are these countries producing large amounts of a single crop via monoculture practices instead of solving for the nutritional needs of their own population?

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              116 months ago

              Sure, ONE country did it, while about 100 cheered., And queued up for deliveries.

              Everyone loves to shit on America, without acknowledging their home country’s very happy entanglement with them

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                  Yeah, all the shit on your shelves, defense contracts, trade regulation, financial markets, so fucking much…even gps (which came to be via cold war weapons research into ballistic missiles and location and targeting needs of the US military

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                    16 months ago

                    I live in Canada and we absolutely benefit from American hegemony. Same goes for anyone in the global North who benefit from the same

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              116 months ago

              Or maybe it is a reminder that these complicated legacies are still with us? Would you prefer only essays written on imperialism?

              And I have no idea how just one county setting up banana Republics has anything to do with it. Would other countries still not benefit from being able to buy artificially low cost products. At the expense of the county being exploited?