To play devil's advocate...
canada was populated (in large part, originally) by ex-americans who had to leave the USA after the war for independence because they were Tories...
if the USA should interfere, directly, in Liberian affairs, the argument could be put that the USA could invade Canada every time the Canadians had
problems.
Similarly, Spain could invade most south american countries whenever they were in difficulty.
The colonies the French and British speak of were conquered and colonized DIRECTLY by their respective governments... Liberia was not colonized by an
act of the US government, nor was it run by the US government. Instead, it was founded by expatriot americans who, as a private society, were acting
on their own.
So, under the 'former colony' argument, I'd have to say that the USA is not responsible for what goes on there.. Still, the moral issues at hand
are more important than legal ones.


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"LI WHERIA?" 
