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I see your point, doing what was required to "win" was not politically feasible. On the other hand, much of the fighters in Afganistan were already accustomed t
by chasd00 4y ago
I see your point, doing what was required to "win" was not politically feasible. On the other hand, much of the fighters in Afganistan were already accustomed to fighting from rubble. I don't think carpet bombing the mountains would have much affect. Finally, another commenter made this great observation, you can't win when you don't know what winning means.
- amelius 4y ago> Finally, another commenter made this great observation, you can't win when you don't know what winning means. Winning means you installed/recovered democracy.
- actionfromafar 4y agoWell, success then. But the patient went into relapse as soon as the IV line was cut.