The most obvious distinction would be the existential threat that #Kim poses to the United States and our allies in the Asia Pacific. Venezuela, while politically unstable, is less of an immediate threat than "RocketMan" lobbing ICBM and doing nuke testing. Facts are facts. 
In the morning, Trump promises Kim of North Korea, "We won't wage regime-change war against you." In the evening, Kim watches Trump carrying out regime-change in Venezuela. Kim looks at our actions, not empty promises.
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The Kim’s developed nukes to perpetuate their regime. They watched us invade Iraq and take out Saddam, bomb Libya and aid in Gaddaffi’s downfall, train and equip rebel groups who sought to overthrow the Syrian regime...
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How is Trump carrying out regime change? Why can’t we rise up against dictatorship, hunger, and the complete absence of rule of law? Did Trump do this????pic.twitter.com/IOERR1zd5z
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I'm sorry Tulsi, but you're wrong! The US recognizing a new government in Venezuela is not the same thing as intervention. If the North Koreans rose-up against the Kims, I would hope that Trump would recognize the new government.
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What about putting sanctions on it? You know blocking medecin shipments so that the people suffer? Hopefully enough to overthrow their gouvernment? Is that considered intervention? Isn't this the stated goal of us sanctions and embargoes?
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Tulsi I support you and will vote for you for president, however the people of Venezuela have suffered Enough a regime change would Probably be in their best interest!
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If it's really in their best interest, they will be able to do it themselves, like every other successful revolution. Like the Chavista revolution, French, Bolsheviks ... If they regret it they will end it. No to intervention, economic sanctions and human misery!
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#23Jan This is the Dialogue that the Dictator of Maduro and the Corrupt Military, want to Stay in Power. Sending to their Collectives, paramilitaries and officers to torture and kill those who protest for the Freedom of#Venezuela@statedeptspox@CIDHpic.twitter.com/umlwohMdYxThis media may contain sensitive material. Learn more -
Legitimate and non legit governments under attack by external undermining forces resort to brutality to remain in power. US needs to quit undermining governments.
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Kim has two advantages 1) No oil, 2) He has nukes.
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The USA has turned into the most untrustworthy state in the world. Time will come when it will find itself in utter isolation. Even its European puppet states will turn their back on the USA that is destroying everything it touches.
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So you think,that it is alright to starve people,for megalomaniac reasons of being so-called anti-imperialist,by rulers like Maduro,plus who said that Full-Blown Military War is needed,North Korea is another issue,a country with Nukes,Diplomatic pressure does work
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and I think he knows
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Let other countries solve their own problems. If we ever solved ours where all people are equal and decisions are made in the best interest of people and the planet, maybe we could set a good example for others. Right now we're a poor example.
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USA can never be trusted and it's record of keeping promises is abysmal.
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Venezuela is carrying out regime-change in Venezuela
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With the help of?
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