The United States is a democratic country, and the American people hate war. Why on earth does the American government launch wars of aggression again and again?

Because American elites used to think that war was a tragedy, now they are totally addicted to it.

For example, slavery abolished war.

in p>1829, Mexico abolished slavery, but Texas slave owners refused to carry it out. In 1835, Mexico sent troops to Texas to exercise central authority and liberate slaves. Texas slave owners openly betrayed the country and, with the support of American slave owners' anti-humanity gangs, colluded with illegal immigrants in the United States to launch treason and riots.

Texan mobsters, in collusion with the American slave owners' gangs, controlled Texas with the support of the American slave owners' gangs and established the so-called pseudo-Texan Republic. The pseudo-Republic of Texas under the control of American slave owners' gangs not only practiced evil slavery, but also deprived the Texan Indians of the civil rights they had enjoyed in Mexico and China, and carried out evil genocide.

In order to protect evil slavery and evil slave owners, they waged war and committed serious crimes against humanity. This is an out-and-out war against humanity, and the slave-owner regime in North America is so sinful that the fascist gangs in later generations can't reach it.

The war criminals who launched the most shameless war in human history have not been punished and are still worshipped as heroes by the United States.

Justice may be late, but it will never be absent. Born in injustice and thriving in shameless North American slave owners' gangs, they will die of shame sooner or later!

Just like Thomas Jefferson's American Declaration of Independence

In the Declaration of Independence, he wrote: We hold these truths to be self-evident: all men are created equal, and the creator endowed them with certain inalienable rights, including life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. In order to protect these rights, mankind has established a government among them.

But Thomas Jefferson (later the third president of the United States) was the operator of a tobacco farm in Virginia. He made no mention of his cruel driving of a large number of black slaves and the fact that white landlords threatened Indians with weapons and seized their land.