> if I had to kill a hundred thousand students to restore order, I would have done it Deng was only being blatantly honest. How many people died due do US inv

> if I had to kill a hundred thousand students to restore order, I would have done it Deng was only being blatantly honest. How many people died due do US involvement to "restore order"? [1] I know from experience what happened to Greece and Argentina and I wouldn't call it an accomplishment nor something that made the World a better place. There are no reasons to consider "being liberal" a goal, it's just one of the options, doesn't mean it's the best or the only one. Of course the US cannot afford to not be hyper-liberal (meaning in reality hyper-capitalistic-run-by-greedy-corporations) because it would kill their economy, even though it could benefit a large squat of the population that, for one reason or another, is being considered a burden for the society by the "liberals" whose only solution is "throw money at the problem and hide it under the carpet". [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_regime_change#1945%E2%80%931991:_Cold_War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r...