Outside of America, it is opposition politicians and not citizens who call for US intervention in their domestic politics. A case in point is the resistance by the Iraqi people to American occupation, and the recent mass demonstrations demanding that the US honours the troop withdrawal deal. US intervention in any nation does not come from an overwhelming sense of responsibility neither is it an act of christian charity, as you seem to think. It is an act of imperialism. In the instances where the US has instituted a change of government, the new regime is sometimes more repressive than the ones they replaced. Might I also add that the revolutions in the Maghreb were against American supported dictatorships. It is this support of repressive regimes, the blind eye turned toward countless human rights abuses, the continued existence of the Guantanamo bay detention prison, the bullying through tools such as the World Bank and the IMF, and in the above post, US invasion of Pakistan and the illegal operations within that country’s borders without the knowledge of Authority that constitutes American hypocrisy. Any such action by any other country in the United States would have been considered an act of war by the US government. The Pakistani government is donor dependent, and as such has no choice but to remain silent and placating.
And let’s not pretend that the billions given in donor funding to third world countries is altruistic either. It is not, it’s a form of political and economic manipulation to further and protect American interests regardless of what is in the best interests of the citizens of those countries.