I'm getting anxious about this oil tanker seizure 
. I mean, think about it - these are innocent ships with cargo worth millions just trying to make a living. But then you have the US government swooping in and taking control, like they're playing some kind of global game of risk 
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It's easy to say that sanctions need to be enforced for humanitarian reasons, but what about the human cost on these sailors and their families? They're just doing their job, right? And what about Cuba? Are they not allowed to have oil shipments either? It feels like we're getting caught up in a big mess that no one really wants to solve
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I guess what I'm trying to say is that sometimes these actions come with unintended consequences. We need to think about the impact on everyone involved, not just our own interests
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. I mean, think about it - these are innocent ships with cargo worth millions just trying to make a living. But then you have the US government swooping in and taking control, like they're playing some kind of global game of risk .It's easy to say that sanctions need to be enforced for humanitarian reasons, but what about the human cost on these sailors and their families? They're just doing their job, right? And what about Cuba? Are they not allowed to have oil shipments either? It feels like we're getting caught up in a big mess that no one really wants to solve
.I guess what I'm trying to say is that sometimes these actions come with unintended consequences. We need to think about the impact on everyone involved, not just our own interests
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I'm not sure why the US needs to be so aggressive about this. Can't they just let countries decide their own trade routes? I mean, it's like they're saying "we don't trust you" but what if Venezuela is actually doing its best to help out its people and economy? 
It's like they're playing global politics with oil prices and shipping lanes... what's the end goal here? 