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The narrative that America overthrew a democratically elected government in a coup is just false.

The US is of course not above assassinating foreign leaders, conspiring to have them deposed, or providing arms to military coups against democratically elected governments.

This still is in no way justification for toppling a democratically elected government and supporting a dictatorship.

For example, a system where large majority of economic production happens in democratically controlled worker cooperatives.

Between the US and Iran, one of these countries supported a successful overthrow of the other country's democratically elected government.

Then we'd have to prevent industrial espionage as well as democratically elected law makers forcing us to reveal our secrets.

And, since elections had been suspended, the depose was not democratically elected.

Uber and its supporters should wake up and realise that they alone do not get to usurp the laws made by democratically elected representatives.

If 100+ drug-addled college kids can democratically run an entire apartment complex successfully for 3 decades (and even make money, too!), surely today's technologists can build software that allow many more people to democratically run much larger systems.

The alternative in this scenario to democratically-shared blame is ludicrous.

It's not that the offer is a bad one, it's just that it's not democratically done, not openly done, and we fucked them over for five years before this whole thing started.

Stop blaming Google and start blaming your democratically elected government.

Follow this logic to its conclusion and all you're left with is democratically elected government, expressing the "will of the people".

What makes you think they have influenced democratically elected governments "specifically without the people"?

"Democratically-shared blame" is the ludicrous option.

"While still friendly with Caetani, Wallis forged even closer bonds with Felipe Espil, First Secretary at the Argentinian Embassy in Washington, an ardent Fascist and a representative of the savage Irigoyen dictatorship in Buenos Aires." Hipólito Yrigoyen was a democratically elected president deposed by a military coup in 1930...