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>The difference between the two situations is exceptionally obvious and morally clear. https://youtu.be/JqMQk337p5s https://youtu.be/JqMQk337p5s >You're prete
by camdat 5y ago
>The difference between the two situations is exceptionally obvious and morally clear.
https://youtu.be/JqMQk337p5s https://youtu.be/JqMQk337p5s
>You're pretending the US shot, bombed and killed all those civilians, when in fact that was an Iraqi-on-Iraqi sectarian civil war that produced such high civilian deaths,
Typing this and not realizing the obvious parallels to the Donetsk and Luhensk regions of Ukraine is laughable, and forces me to assume you lack the background necessary to make a real comparison between these two situations.
- mminer237 5y agoThe separatist people's republics comprise roughly 15% of the enemy force in Ukraine. For most of the Iraq War, Iraqi Security Forces comprised 82% of the anti-insurgency forces. During the civil war period when most of the civilians were killed, the US only comprised roughly 5% of the soldiers, and they were on the third side trying to stop the fighting. The US-led invasion of Iraq had ~4,000 civilian casualties in its month and half of fighting. The Iraqi civil war had 70,000 civilian casualties in its 2 years. The War in Donbas had 350 civilian casualties in its 8 years of fighting. The Russian invasion has boosted that over 10,000 in less than a month.