Most people around the world agree that the international community should intervene to stop a genocide:
(source)
Here’s an example, Darfur:
(source)
There’s less support for intervention to promote democracy. Here are the views of Americans:
(source)
When faced with a wording that’s somewhat less precise, Americans are more interventionist:
(source)
And they are also unilateralists:







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