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Truly evil behavior. And seeing this as the precedent is awful. Bombing civilian infrastructure is villainous. (But apparently par for the course for the US and
by ahhhhnoooo 7mo ago
Truly evil behavior. And seeing this as the precedent is awful. Bombing civilian infrastructure is villainous. (But apparently par for the course for the US and Israel.)
- CamperBob2 7mo agoI don't know if it's evil. He's clearly come unmoored from his faculties. All of the cursing and threatening in the world won't help, though, if we don't come up with some way to get our hands on that UF6. Most likely, he will pound Iran into submission, force them to agree to reopen the Strait, and walk away declaring victory (after tipping his insider-trading cronies off, of course.) Then, a couple of years from now, after he's dead of whatever's eating his brain now, we'll find out the hard way where the uranium went. Americans will say, "Oh noez, the turrorists hate us for our freedum!" We are not smart people.
- ahhhhnoooo 7mo agoEvil is in the eye of the beholder. To me, killing innocent people is ontologically evil.
- pseudohadamard 7mo agoMost likely, he will pound Iran into submission, force them to agree to reopen the Strait Unfortunately that's what the crazies running the US still think will work ("Plan A: There is no plan A. Plan B: Hope Plan A works"). When, in the entire course of human history, has this strategy ever worked? Trump has lost this war, which is why he's shouting obscenities at clouds in frustration.
- donkeybeer 7mo agoI think the domino effects of Iran getting nukes would probably be the least worst option. It would cool down Israeli mindless invasions, force the Gulf countries to build their own nukes and stabilize the middle east.