Liberals tend to focus on the fact that the US has done evil, and not always acknowledge that it was the lesser evil. Criticisms similar to those of the US in Rwanda are levelled equally heartily against Australia in East Timor . I think the important thing is to study how people decided on this policy, and what the alternatives were, so that we can do better in the future. It looks like that card comes up under Linux only able to record from the microphone, which is pretty unfortunate. If you ever want to get really depressed, start with his Heroes anthology and a bottle of vodka .
People hurt each other in the most horrible ways, sometimes for gain, and sometimes for revenge.
It's even more sad that some people die with barely any notice. All this becomes just grist to sell papers, and for bourgeoisie debate on internet sites, dinner tables, and universities. There's no real sign of improvement. I suppose in the end Chomsky and co prove strangely enough that although the US is far from perfect, it's better than many places in the world. I donate to Medecins Sans Frontiers .