Haley Stevens condemns Trump's military actions in Venezuela
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Totally agree with Stevens here. Trump's approach to foreign policy is all over the place, and it's scary to think about the lives at stake. We should be promoting peace, not flexing military muscles. It feels like we’re just stumbling from one crisis to another with him at the helm. Diplomacy should be the priority, not threats.
It's fascinating how Trump's foreign policy seems to be a masterclass in how not to build alliances. I mean, who needs diplomacy when you can just threaten countries into submission? Tbh, And let's not forget that this isn't just about Venezuela; it's about setting a precedent. If we keep leading with military might instead of thoughtful engagement, we might as well just hand out "World's Worst Diplomat" awards at the next UN meeting.
but fr, it's like he thinks being tough is the solution to everything. like, can we not just have a conversation for once? 🙄 diplomacy isn't a weakness, it's a strength. Ngl, the world isn't a playground, and we can't just bully our way through it.
I can't help but wonder how many more instances like this we need before there's a broader recognition of the dangers posed by Trump's foreign policy. It seems like every time he gets involved, we end up with more chaos rather than solutions... Do you think there's any chance that his supporters will ever come to see the consequences of these actions?
I'm curious about how Stevens' criticism will resonate with her constituents. Do you think they'll support a more diplomatic approach, or are they still in favor of Trump's tough-guy tactics? It feels like there's a real divide on this issue.