they are shooting down boats in venezuela and would probably shoot down planes too. things are very serious.   unless everything is fake  

has the u.s. ever struck latin american boats or planes in a war

Yes, though it's rare, the U.S. has used military force against Latin American vessels or aircraft—typically outside the context of formal war and more often during counter-narcotics or covert operations.

⚔️ Notable Incidents

1. 2025 Strike on Venezuelan Drug Boat

• The U.S. military conducted a lethal precision strike on a speedboat in the southern Caribbean, killing 11 alleged members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua2.
• The Trump administration labeled the group a Foreign Terrorist Organization, framing the strike as part of a broader campaign against “narco-terrorists”4.
• This marked a dramatic shift from law enforcement-style interdictions to direct military action4.

2. Tensions with Venezuelan Aircraft

• Days after the boat strike, Venezuelan F-16 fighter jets flew provocatively close to a U.S. Navy destroyer in the Caribbean6.
• President Trump responded by deploying F-35 fighter jets to Puerto Rico and threatening to shoot down Venezuelan planes if they endangered U.S. forces.

🕵️ Historical Context

While these recent events are striking, historically:

• U.S. involvement in Latin America has leaned more on covert operations, CIA-backed coups, and economic pressure than open military strikes.
• During the Cold War, U.S. forces supported anti-communist regimes and insurgencies, but direct attacks on Latin American military assets were extremely rare.

This latest escalation—targeting criminal organizations with military force—blurs the line between war and policing, raising legal and diplomatic concerns2.

does congress or anyone like that know there are reports they are shooting at civilian boats in venzuela 

id rather celebrate the dumb diversity holiday months than see the u.s. turn in to a monarchy

homies getting deported  har har har harr  homies getting deported  harg harg harg harg  youre so cool that he is called homie  and its even cooler that youll steal a country because you called some people homie  harg harg harg harg so funny

its kind of like walking down the street and being unlucky enough to get passed by someone with a knife that is going to stab you    its not complicated  its just a person with a knife and they can kill you 

do you see how stupid this shit is? all they have to do is be unprofessional enough and you are forced to fight for your life. they are calling this guy homie to mock him who is to say he wont get thrown in to the sea

you can steal a country if you call someone homie

i am with the people that say you should hold to due process and human rights 

im hoping the article was fake and i got tricked again. 

some of the founders were born in the colonies some of them not    Well educated and prosperous, Thomas Jefferson was a Virginia lawyer and politician who came to believe the British Parliament held no authority over the 13 colonies. In 1776, he was given the immense task of writing the Declaration of Independence, in which he famously declared that “all men are created equal” and “that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights,” such as “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” (A lifelong owner of enslaved people, he did not extend these concepts to Black Americans.)