When is it justified for America to military intervene?

[Monkey_in_suit]

So we all concluded to intervene somewhere and forcing democracy where people are at too low stage and not ready for it is fail but what about when majority of people in country wants change but they are stuck in ruthless dictatorship?

Let's look at Belarus as an example. 60%-70% of people choose change at last election but Lukashenko is still in charge using dictatorship and violence.

Ofc America will not intervene because Lukashenko is backed by Russia but there are some others examples like that and there will be some new one's like that in the future. 

What will be right approach from western countries in those situations when majority of country wants change but they are stuck in dictatorship?

[PurpleTree]

2 minutes ago, Monkey_in_suit said:

What will be right approach from western countries in those situations when majority of country wants change but they are stuck in dictatorship?

actually basically never imo because western countries only do it when it suits their needs

they don't go at ksa etc. they supported dictators in many latin american countries and so on.

so all that freedom fry talk is utter bs

Edited October 6, 2021 by PurpleTree

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TITLE: Noam Chomsky - When is Military Intervention Justified?