>partially failed in Korea and created a 70 years stalemate
Because we dismantled most of our military after ww2 and fought those commie spicy krauts in korea with whatever was left.
That one partially failed piece of korea went from no industry, to jap occupation, to a global economic and cultural influence, kinda like America.
>failed intervening in Cuba
We weren't even """there""" in cuba, our spooks armed a bunch of cubans that wanted to kill castro, it'd be like saying we intervened in Israel.
>failed(hard) in Vietnam
While we were there we never lost a single military battle. When we left millions of vietnamese died at the hands of the government we were fighting, then hippies made us leave.
Seeing as how the Soviet Union collapsed and Vietnam is on good terms with America, I'd say we won.
>failed to stabilize Somalia for 20+ years after Mogadishu
Love to see anyone else try.
>questionable intervention in Yugoslavia, created a lot of problems
EU cucks were so busy debating one another that we intervened on their behalf instead of waiting for millions of serbs, coats, and albanians to holokraut each other.
>failed in Afghanistan, didn't stabilize or secure anything, withdrew and country is as hostile as ever
9/11 happened, taliban and al qaeda got BTFO and were pushed underground i.e. fled to Pakistan, we're still there, and it's gotten less hostile fyi.
>toppled Saddam in Iraq but again, couldn't establish anything and now there's insurgency and ISIS
We established a democracy, they voted for us to leave, we did. Then the Shiite government decided to become hellbent on getting even with the Sunnis instead of integrating them into the new government, but ya it's all our fault.
>As a super power that's been on top of the world for a while, is it me or is the U.S. kinda weak and failing at it?
It's just you and every other ((((historian)))) on the internet that uses historical memes as a substitute for actual history.