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Would the world be safer or less safe with the Mullahs having nukes? Since they took over during Carter, have they made any attempts at peace in the Middle East? Have they supported, sponsored, directed terrorism(attacks) on US interests throughout the ME, Europe and anywhere else they could? Have you talked to any Iranians that fled Iran? These *******s needed to be obliterated 50 years ago.
Originally Posted by Hubcapped
(Post 4020973)
I guess risking my life in a pointy jet for 11 years doesn’t count towards my patriotism if im a little sus of the “strategery” of this whole endeavor…….maybe i should tweet out swear words and threaten war crimes to show my allegiance
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Originally Posted by Lowslung
(Post 4020976)
Problem is, whether he was serious or not, that kind of bluster from any head of state is, in fact, unhinged. Yet the people who surround POTUS will never outrightly tell him that because they’d get fired. The “friendly” media outlets immediately find some way to spin it that says “this isn’t as bad as it sounds….in fact, it’s brilliant….4D chess and such. And the base eagerly eats it all up. A shocking percentage of our countrymen have seemingly lost the ability to identify the absurd.
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Originally Posted by Ice Bear
(Post 4020814)
I mean, he kidnapped the Venezuelan Head of State. He started a war with Iran. He assassinated the Ayatollah. There are many, many other things we could get into – is it really so unbelievable, with as many Yes Men as he has around him, that he'd push the button?
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Originally Posted by NERD
(Post 4020979)
Would the world be safer or less safe with the Mullahs having nukes? Since they took over during Carter, have they made any attempts at peace in the Middle East? Have they supported, sponsored, directed terrorism(attacks) on US interests throughout the ME, Europe and anywhere else they could? Have you talked to any Iranians that fled Iran? These *******s needed to be obliterated 50 years ago.
We have given Iran the opportunity to demonstrate that they can, in fact, effectively close the Straight of Hormuz, even in a severely weakened state. We have doubled or tripled (depending on who you talk to) Iranian oil revenues vs pre-war. The Iranians may yet try and charge tolls for traffic passing through the straight. They have not, and most likely will not agree to a nuclear inspection regime on the ground. Do you think some of their newfound revenues just might be used to restart their nuclear program? That money will certainly be used to replenish their stocks of missiles, drones, and mines. We have demonstrated to Iran & every other rogue nation on the planet that it is in their best interest to develop nuclear weapons as quickly as possible, lest their leadership suffer the same fate as the Ayatollah, or Maduro, or whoever we decide we don’t like this week. The worst possible outcome here was allowing the regime in Iran to survive and rebuild which is exactly the direction we are headed. The regime in Iran was never going to collapse à la Venezuela & the American people were never going to have the stomach for actual regime change in Iran. I guarantee you that at least some of the president’s advisors know this. If we value our way of life, we should start insisting that he listen to them. |
Originally Posted by Lowslung
(Post 4020996)
So now it’s the other side’s turn to be reckless with the country?.
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Well this thread is all over the place.
A good book about "victor's justice" is "Nuremberg, The Last Battle" by David Irving. The general theme is that very few of the crimes prosecuted at Nuremberg wouldn't have also been easily and equally applied to the victors. --------- One of the better discussions about the tension between the average soldier's political obligation vs their own morality is in Shakespeare's Henry V when King Henry disguises himself and talks to the common trooper about who is ultimately responsible for the death and destruction they're inflicting on everyone around them. The Kenneth Branagh movie adaptation is excellent, but I can't find that clip. Is the cause just? Should the average soldier even care? If it is not just, doesn't the sin lie upon the king's head, because it's the soldier's duty to follow the king? This one is pretty good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3Gh_Nfls20 |
Originally Posted by RJSAviator76
(Post 4020858)
He did not "kidnap" the Venezuelan Head of State. He arrested an illegitimate dictator.
I don't necessarily think it was a great idea going in there in force, but the US simply arrested a narco boss, not a "head of state".
Originally Posted by RJSAviator76
(Post 4020858)
He did not start the war with Iran. He set out to finish it.... on our terms.
Originally Posted by RJSAviator76
(Post 4020858)
And yes, it's not just unbelievable that he'd "push the button" - it's ridiculous. I truly wish you people would drop the drama class hysterics and theatrics and get serious, normal, pragmatic, and patriotic.
But it's possible if he perhaps pre-briefed key civilian and military leaders and convinced them that it was a good idea, or at least not too bad of an idea, they might follow orders. For military targets only, nobody is going along with counter-value strikes that would clearly be war crimes under the circumstances. |
Originally Posted by Hubcapped
(Post 4021023)
well the vice just went to Hungary to endorse a verified russian puppet leader. So at least we have that going for us……..
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 4021027)
This is correct. The guy objectively lost a legit election and then hijacked the government.
I don't necessarily think it was a great idea going in there in force, but the US simply arrested a narco boss, not a "head of state".
Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 4021027)
Also correct. This is chapter four or five of the Oct 7 war, which was actually started by Iran (the proxies don't wipe even their arses without permission from the guys in Tehran).
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
(Post 4021027)
This is chapter four or five of the Oct 7 war,
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