@vivify said
This year the UN overwhelmingly voted against the U.S. proposal to name Jerusalem Israel's capital. Later, all but two UN nations condemned the U.S. embargo on Cuba.
Clearly, you're not correct.
Did those votes change any of that? Nope. The US doesn't solicit votes it doesn't need. They don't want it to be obvious.
I was talking about war. In this case a civil war.
Libya did not invade another country. There was no justification for invading Libya. Are you in favor of invading Saudi Arabia for human rights reasons?
Here is an excerpt from the link below:
It also comes amid increasingly threatening noises from the US towards undecided countries on the Security Council who have been warned of the unpleasant economic consequences of standing up to the US.
Here is another:
"The disclosure comes at a time when diplomats from the countries have been complaining about the outright 'hostility' of US tactics in recent days to persuade then to fall in line, including threats to economic and aid packages."
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2003/mar/02/usa.iraq
Read about the US surveillance of UN delegates in New York as well.
Clearly, you're not correct.