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>It is also true that since WW2 USA bombed dozens of countries back to stone age Many of those countries were already in the stone age. >It is focusing exclus
by YATA0 5y ago
>It is also true that since WW2 USA bombed dozens of countries back to stone age
Many of those countries were already in the stone age.
>It is focusing exclusively on the CO2 footprint of the US war machine, which is never accounted in the US national emissions (therefore skews any discussion on curbing emissions).
Citation needed. The US military is mostly stationed in the US. Iraq and Afghanistan wars are over.
- fakedang 5y agoVietnam, Grenada, Iraq and Syria are some countries which would like to disagree with your "stone age" assessment. Or if your assessment was correct, then in spite of such a large budget, the US has managed to get beaten by a handful of Stone Age countries.
- YATA0 5y ago>Vietnam, Grenada, Iraq and Syria are some countries which would like to disagree with your "stone age" assessment. ISIS, gays being thrown off buildings... Press F to doubt. Grenada was barely bombed at all. >Or if your assessment was correct, then in spite of such a large budget, the US has managed to get beaten by a handful of Stone Age countries. Name any large engagements or battles where the US "got beaten" in Iraq, Syria, Grenada, Afghanistan, etc. Even the biggest "loss" in Vietnam (Tet Offensive) was a huge tactical failure for the North Vietnamese. Nonetheless, it ended up being a strategic failure for the US because it turned the public tide against the war.
- fit2rule 5y ago