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It took me a moment to notice the edit lol
What edit? The stocks crashing in the background?
Pretty sure it's the friendly handshake.
USAID would be the agency for responding to this but they were one of DOGEs targets back in early/mid March so…
I hate to say it, but it think we got enough problems brewing at home.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking, too. The Nazis have killed USAID, and we are locked in a Civil War at home. The rest of the world is going to have to excuse us for the next few years.
These are the kind of opportunities that the US were masters at exploiting to push its soft power around the globe.
The world order really is changing quickly...
I'd prefer America prove it's strength by doing humanitarian work around the globe rather than crashing the world economy.
Decades, probably. Autocracy is very hard to remove without outside help.
Analysts said that even before the inauguration that it would take 40 years to undo the dammage the Drumpfster had said he would do.
He has gone far beyond what he said he would do.
I hadn't even heard about this quake. I think our attention may just be taken up with a few issues here, and I'm really glad the international community can take up the slack while we get our shit sorted out....
“We” threw 2 million dollars at the problem and pretended that was just as helpful as sending actual aid, as had been done in the past.
Did we? I guess I'm glad to hear that since it's better than the "absolutely nothing" I was expecting....
I really haven't seen anything claiming we did more than that, or claiming we had an impact at all. Honestly, I've barely seen more than this one article on the topic that even mentions the US's (craven lack of) involvement in this. Does anyone in the current admin even care enough to misrepresent our involvement? Is that as depressing a question as it sounds?
It’s still lives lost. Unnecessarily. Mango Mussolini playing games to spite any who disagree with him while people die
And another loss of reputation for the US