I don't think poverty in the US is caused by "sending money to other countries"
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No, but it's a good talking point. It's simple and easy to understand, and if people in the US start to connect their own economic woes with the US government sending money and weapons to genocidal fascist regimes, that gives them a material interest to oppose US imperialist policies, which they otherwise may not do if it didn't affect them personally.
Isreal?
I dont think it is either, but I can understand the frutration that your tax is going to blowing up children.
Its this sentiment;
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But that expose the hypocrisy of Pax Americana who provide questionable "humanitarian aids" to other countries in their criminal activities of debt trapping, terrorist funding, human trafficking, and drug trafficking while they negate rampart poverty in their own country. The bad repatation of Capitalists is the reason why the Capitalists need to redefine dictatorship in their school textbooks, why they need to fund slogan leftism to create leftist infighting, why they need to sabotage successful people of colors, and why they need claim that success stories of real human rights advancement are terrible events that lead to rise of evil authoritarianism. Pax Americana could justify the planned poverty and repression in their own country through their victim blaming ideology, but that contradicts their "support" of puppet tyrants to other countries. The Capitalists could also say that they need to "help" (or takeover) other countries because the people in other countries "need more help" even as they blame the victim of Communism for their inability to stop the takeover by hard working innovative Communists who receive the recommendation by the invisible hand to invade Pax Americana and babysit the lazy Capitalists.
I always thought of socialism as basically the gateway for Communism. A transitionary period. Even if a long transition.