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Goran_K saysI’ll be honest. As long as they stay over there, I don’t give a fuck. That may sound cold but we’ve got enough to deal with here and every proxy war in the past 100 years has lead to dead Americans for dubious returns.
In principle I agree. In this particular case, not. Kurds were US ground troops against ISIS. If we would not have got into this mess, then it would be none of our business. We did, and our very few allies need to be treated like allies.
They can still fight against ISIS with our bullets, guns and even air strikes.
Just not our ground troops.
Goran_K saysThey can still fight against ISIS with our bullets, guns and even air strikes.
Just not our ground troops.
At this point, ISIS is not an issue since Kurds did what was asked of them - defeated ISIS. Issue is our "ally" Turkey who has been supporting assorted Islamists.
This Syria pull out seemed to coincide with the same day that he decided not to pursue the shutdown to get wall funding. He also recently floated the idea of using the military to build the wall, and recently mentioned he has "other ways" to get money for the wall.
Countries need to fix their own problems.
I feel for the Kurds but I love young Americans more. Countries need to fix their own problems.
We shouldn’t be over there fighting for nothing. Obama’s war in Syria is over. We won. Let them pick up the pieces. Or don’t. Whatever. Only war hawks want to stay because Kurds or isis or freedom or whatever excuse of the fucking day is handy. They will make up any excuse to get into MOAR WARS and were happier than pigs in shit when we had two active wars in two countries for 17 years.
Change my mind.
rdm saysLet's fuck over the Kurds...again. sickening
Does supporting the kurds require troops on the ground in Syria?
Goran_K saysrdm saysLet's fuck over the Kurds...again. sickening
Does supporting the kurds require troops on the ground in Syria?
Yeah I don't get the connection here either. This is unrelated to Kurds. Just let Assad be he is certainly no angel neither was Saddam but both are/were the best men their region has/had to offer at the time. Don't repeat the Iraq quagmire.
There is no chance Russia will be in there. I encourage China to intervene, be the best thing for us they could ever do.
TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce saysThere is no chance Russia will be in there. I encourage China to intervene, be the best thing for us they could ever do.
China is too smart to enter that shithole and waste their troops lives, the Russians learned their lesson long ago and won't be back either.
And if you think Trump will protect them from with airpower from a member of NATO whose dictator he loves, that isn't going to happen.
How is Libya doing? Pardon me if I'm dubious of pentagon brass and state department deep staters.
Afghanistan is more ridiculous than Syria, and there's never a reason given as to why we need to be there indefinitely and no exit plan. Let's just go
Goran_K saysEvan F. saysIt's not just the Dems who are upset about this move
Anyone against this is against logic.
False, how are you able to make a logical decision here? The truth is neither you nor I have the necessary facts on the ground to be able to claim it's logical. All we can claim is opinion.
My opinion is given Dunford, Mattis, McGurk, and allies reactions, the orange guy is probably wrong.
Goran_K saysNo this is simple logic.
Simple and simplistic are different things.
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