The United States has always been lecturing its opponents for "breaking international laws" while ignoring it when it benefits them, it has been happening since the founding of this country, but it REALLY ramped up in the cold war, I can't even list the amount of very suspicious things that were happening around that time, hell, we all lived through the bizarro foreign entanglement bullshit that was Iraq and Afghanistan, the practical purpose of International law is to not really prevent countries from doing bad things to other countries, its to minimize the collateral damage as much as possible, there's a reason peer-to-peer wars have been rare post WW2.
Because unlike Mexico, Maduro was not elected and recognized as the President of Venezuela by like anyone.
Because we can annihilate Venezuela in two hours with zero casualties.
Venezuela has a number of reasons to be targeted over Mexico:
Never. Government does not like to hold itself accountable to fix anything.
Monterrey is run by Americans.
"here in the bottom of the fifth, just a reminder about why communism is for fags, also when it comes to electronics, nobody beats the wiz! ooh lookit that dinger heading to left field!"
The only response to Dankula is this
If the US bagged Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam would have turned out differently.
it's all about the securing the oil baby, ever wonder why the Trump admin was huffing and puffing over the comparatively irrelevant Venezuelan drug traffickers when most of the drugs coming into this country comes from the southern border and by all metrics the cartels there have done so much worse in fueling the national drug epidemic?
the venezuelan state is openly and belligerently anti-american, while the mexican state generally cooperates pretty closely with america.
