News Should the US intervene in Liberia?

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The discussion centers on whether the U.S. should intervene in Liberia, with arguments highlighting the lack of national interest and the potential for negative outcomes from military action. Some participants advocate for diplomatic solutions rather than military intervention, suggesting that peacekeeping efforts could be more effective. Others argue that the U.S. has a moral obligation to act as a global leader and stabilize regions like Liberia to prevent future conflicts. Concerns are raised about the ineffectiveness of the UN in resolving conflicts, leading to skepticism about relying on international bodies for intervention. The conversation emphasizes the complexity of intervention decisions and the need for careful consideration of the consequences.
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its definitely religious, maybe more like simply trying to destroy the western religions by causing the west to fall, or at least suffer.
 

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