Is the USA a Force for Good in the World? | BadEmpanada

America spreads peace and prosperity across the globe. Here's how!
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[lucydm]

short, succinct, possibly your best video yet. i dare anyone to argue that ‘spreading democracy’ is anything more than a front for neocolonialism in the comment section.

[abandonedchannel]

America why don’t you like democracy
Also America:

[loudestkid]

prager-empanada is terrifying and i will have nightmares about this for years
great video tho

[horricule]

I live in the US and whenever I hear people say that all those wars were done for the sake of "defending our freedom", I like to ask them: our freedom from what exactly? 90% of military conflicts the US got involved in, we were the aggressor. And that's not even counting all the coups and proxy wars.

[NeoFlorian]

100% the best video on the subject. This is so packed with information.

[susim]

I knew about each of these, but when you put it all together, it just goes on and on and on. Great video.

[polilla]

I’m a little sad that you didn’t mention the fact that Luis Echeverria who orchestrated the tlatelolco massacre in Mexico, was a CIA agent, and so was the president at the time Díaz Ordaz

[ChrisBrooks]

PragerU I'm happy you're supporting the free marketplace of ideas

[Marxism_Today]

Excellent. Taking down the empire one vid at a time. And, if I may add, fantastic production value!

[Taumpy]

"Is the USA a Force for Good in the World?"

In this American's view: Hell, no.

[Dorian_sapiens]

"They hate our freedom" is obviously ridiculous, but I never recognized that it's pure projection. Wow.

[somebodyonce]

Empanada looking like he's about to declare a caliphate with that look.

[cheese]

Lmao at Kenya calling Somalia the biggest threat to world peace

[muvspap]

I was schooled partially in the US public school system and I can tell you that none of the information discussed in this video was included in any textbooks or class teachings. Most Americans wouldn't know a whole lot about true democracy and even less about what their country has done in the name of "making the world safe for democracy". I am a US citizen and there are mostly good people here, but quite naive and poorly educated (esp. History/geo politics) so the average American has little idea why the rest of the world would view US as the Authoritarian Empire it is or acts suspiciously like. This information is badly needed to be dispersed to Americans citizens so that they might wake up and hold their leaders accountable.

[paulschumacher]

The USA is a force for good, as long as "good" means "big business."

[diegosanchez]

Prager blue background, quick animations and rapid editing? Me, a guatemalan seeing my country getting mentionned twice? Only the orange calibri was missing, screw it, subbed.

[Mexie]

seeing it all at once like this really hits you in the face. great vid

[altmilk]

The "Freedom-America" graph is wonderful. :'D

[jacobs]

The 1953 Iranian coup is worse than what you said. It's not that Iran wouldn't give the US their oilfields, it's that they wouldn't give the US's friends thier oil. It was literally the USA acting as the enforcer for imperialism, even when they didn't directly benefit from it.

[morkad]

I sure do love living in such a ""freedom"" loving country