Sorry I am finding it very difficult to follow your argument.
Can you explain what "international law" you believe US sanctions to have broken?
Other way around: the US is projecting international law on domestic issues that, as we've already established, should be governed by domestic policy before falling to international law.
As we've already established, condemnation and punitive actions against a country for unilateral domestic policy decisions doesn't make sense, even if they are in violation of international law.
Bro I've been on roundabouts less circular than your logic
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I've been on some pretty non circular roundabouts too
Sorry I am finding it very difficult to follow your argument.
Can you explain what "international law" you believe US sanctions to have broken?
Other way around: the US is projecting international law on domestic issues that, as we've already established, should be governed by domestic policy before falling to international law.
As we've already established, condemnation and punitive actions against a country for unilateral domestic policy decisions doesn't make sense, even if they are in violation of international law.
Bro I've been on roundabouts less circular than your logic
🤷♀️ I've been on some pretty non circular roundabouts too