I think in most countries you are going to be able to find some people who would welcome their leader being put in a gulag and some that don't, pointing at one or the other isn't really going to be reliable evidence of it being good. There are people on here who would be pretty happy if the chinooks landed at number 10 and put a bag on Starmers head. It isn't about the situation, its about the precedent.
Regime change hasn't worked out well in the past, this is slightly different because they aren't even pretending that they want to change the regime, they are just going to keep working down the ladder until they find someone who will help secure passage for American oil companies. It is a protection racket and no amount of pointing out that Maduro is bad is going to stop that fact. Which country is next?
Foreign leaders will tie themselves in knots trying to respond to this, because they don't want the spotlight on them. America are just going to roll with this until there is actual political pushback and the eyes of the world are on it.
This is not a situation where you need to hunt for some sort of silver lining, chaos ensues if this becomes normal, that's should be enough for everyone to call it what it is.



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