Perhaps you could enjoy an exercise in describing the benevolent aspects, notable achievenments of Josef Stalin, or his spiritual descendant, Saddam Hussein.

Who were the lucky workers and w-wh-what were the wage rates on those big Siberian ?1920-1930s hydroelectric project(s)?

I remain convinced that the pursuits of the USofA in the 20th century have been largely well intentioned, even good in their ultimate results: an environment favoring orderly economic growth and rising living standards. That is no matter how many grumpy Germans lost the opportunity to run a collective farm in the Ukraine, or Japanese engineers who are not presently employed in Manchurian mills and factories.