[thefounder]

I believe that as the leader of the free world U.S has certain responsibilities that go beyond its borders. If it can do something good (i.e overthrow a dictator) and perhaps serves its interests as well(make new friends) I don't see why it shouldn't do that. It's a win-win. See South and North Korea situation to understand what difference it makes a successful intervention.

[wruza]

Which countries experienced something good from a succesful US intervention? Why does US criticize other win-win interventions?

[thefounder]

South Korea, West Germany are two examples. Compare that with North Korea and East Germany

[wruza]

Was that intervention or just results of WW2? Recent examples? Why doesn’t US free DPRK now that USSR gone and it is weaker than ever?