I'm sorry, did you just call Karzai a dictator?
We can argue all day as to how successful Afghani democracy is, but there is no doubt that is in fact a democracy.
Let's argue all day about how successful is modern Chechen democracy under Kadyrov rule instead.
Of course it is, as Cheezy very clearly said created and maintained by the US. Neither is true for Saudi Arabia.
Cheezy gave a list to you. Sorry, I'm not going to argue about whether n-th member of this list was only supported by the US or also created. This is irrelevant to the point of discussion.
Impossible to disprove?
Seriously, point out a state analogous to NK (another Soviet invention, though not solely theirs) that the existed in the US sphere. Sorry, you can't even find an analoge to Hungry let alone Cuba.
Define what is analogous. Was Batista's Cuba analogous to Castro's Cuba or to NK?
The fact that the second part of your statement is irrelevant to the first, I never made such a claim (though much of it is valid). Cheezy said, and I quote:
Do you agree with this or not?
I never made such a claim (though much of it is valid).
Seriously, I tend to agree with Cheezy's statement, though I don't see how I can prove it to you, or how you can prove your point to me. Such type of discussion "USSR-USA, who was right?" would be pointless in our case.
I pointed out things which in my opinion are obviously false and I have arguments and facts to confirm this. In brief, the real goals of American politics are far from declared ones (distributing democracy and freedom). Lots of dictatorships, supported (and currently supporting) by America is one of the arguments.
Face it, it was a repressive Orwellian nightmare of the first order.
BTW, Orwell's book was not about USSR, but rather about how totalitarism could look in Britain.
For example, in USSR prols were privileged class. Salary of miner was comparable to salary of university professor.