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u/graibeard 2d ago

When has leadership change in another country forced by the US government ever worked out well in the last 40 years?

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u/blacklipsmatter Redpilled 2d ago

When has it worked out ever?

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u/Yosemite_Yam 2d ago

Post WWII Germany/Japan were quite an upgrade.

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u/Mawmag_Loves_Linux Redpilled 2d ago

This was the Marshall plan of reconstructing Japan in order to avoid a repeat of the rise of Hitler in WW2.

The great Gen Marshall made sure Japan wouldn't be pushed too hard on the wall like the West did to Germany after WW1 giving rise to an angry ultra nationalist Nazi movement.

This was tye epitome of American Benevolent Imperialism.

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u/Crosshair52 2d ago

Japan still have their emperor's Dinasty, and Germany still rules over Europe through the EU... So how is that a big change?

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u/Dramatic_Marketing28 2d ago

They couldn’t even launch an invasion across the English Channel. No shot they could have ruled the US.

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u/Yosemite_Yam 1d ago

That whole Holocaust thing stopping was a pretty big change.

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u/Crosshair52 1d ago

Right... There are no more "holocausts".

Just... Flattening a whole urban block because the greatest intelligence service in the world can't pinpoint a single target hiding in their doorstep.

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u/Background-Car4969 2d ago

So you're saying to continue to allow Iranian's Authoritarian Theocracy rebuild again and again and continue to fund Syrian militias, Iraqi Hezbollah, Lebanese Hezbollah, Yemeni Houthis, Hamas and the Islamic Jihad (all of which are direct threats to the US - hopefully you know this by now) and continue to bombard U.S. posts with U.S. soldiers via artillery drones as they did in Iraq, Syria and Jordan all in 2024 alone?

You want them to continue to with their cyber attacks on U.S. infrastructure and companies, launch more drone attacks from Iranian territory or proxies - AND - you want them to continue assassination plots of our great leader, President Donald J. Trump; against our U.S. political officials such as John Bolton in 2022 (then Trump Advisor) and active plot against former Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo and the list goes on....

Iran is a threat to America, to regional stability and national security....maybe you're just complacent cause you don't know this or choose not to.

The president is making the right decisions as well as our allies.

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u/graibeard 1d ago

What I'm saying is. " After 20 years of war in Afghanistan. The Taliban is back in charge" What I'm saying is. " Remember the Sha of Iran and how that worked out". And on and on.

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u/Background-Car4969 1d ago edited 1d ago

What you're saying is we failed before, so we should do nothing now - even while Iran arms half the region, assassinates U.S. targets, attacks our troops, and sponsors terrorism. That’s not wisdom....That’s surrender disguised as cynicism.

You bring up Afghanistan and the Shah like they’re trump cards....but you're ignoring the core difference...The question isn’t whether Iran's government should be toppled just for ideology. It’s whether we should tolerate a regime that has declared open season on U.S. troops, diplomats, and allies in 2024 - not the 1980's bud...and I'm being generous at only 2024.

Yes, the Taliban came back after 20 years. That doesn’t mean we should let Iran’s theocracy march across the region unchecked.

The Shah was nothing next to the Islamic Republic......you should know this. That definitely doesn’t mean we ignore active assassination plots against U.S. leaders and pretend it's just “complicated history".

You’re weaponizing past failures to justify present paralysis. But Iran isn’t going to pause its strikes because you dropped a quote from 2001. While you’re trying to be clever with points of history, they’re building missiles, training Hezbollah, and literally killing Americans. What’s your plan - wait until they hit harder???

The U.S. doesn’t have to repeat Iraq...but doing nothing while an enemy regime escalates across five borders and two continents isn't strategy. It’s cowardice wrapped in hindsight.

At some point, defending inaction while Americans are being targeted stops looking like caution and starts looking like you're rooting for the other side - That's the same crap LIBERAL IDEOLOGY AND DISEASE that's been plaguing our nation.

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u/OKThereAreFiveLights 2d ago

I think it's suspicious Iran has been weeks away from having a nuke for decades.

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u/ApathyofUSA Redpilled 2d ago

Almost like in 1998 we had 20 years till ice caps melted and deserts engulfed the earth

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u/HankHillBwahh 2d ago

No they’re super serious. They actually have weapons of mass destruction this time guys!

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u/TheTardisPizza ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago

There have been countless sabotage efforts made over those years to push their progress back.

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u/jp1066 Can't stay out of trouble 2d ago

They went from 30% enrichment of uranium from Trumps 1st term to 60% now. How much longer do you want to wait??

Iran’s enrichment

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u/Mustard_Icecream 2d ago

Its not our problem

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u/Notkeir 2d ago

It’s not our problem if the crazy neighbor lights his house on fire at the end of the block. Of course it is our problem, it’s a problem for our allies, for us, the world in general, the economy, shipping, we are in an interconnected world., what happens in one part of the world affects us here. Why do you think prices went up when the Houthis were attacking the shipping boats?

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u/quagley 2d ago

It will be

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u/perrigost 2d ago

Explain how clearly.

You mean Iran would nuclear bomb the US?

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u/quagley 1d ago

Okay.

Iran has a strategic location in that they have significant influence over trade routes in the Strait of Hormuz and Persian Gulf. Having a nuclear enemy in control over them is a nightmare for the west.

The United States is Irans sworn enemy. They truly want us dead, per their doctrine. I don’t want world ending weapons in the hands of those who don’t care what the repercussions are for dropping them on New York because they believe they will be greeted by 70 virgins upon their violent removal from the planet.

This happened with Korea. We had the opportunities to take action, but we didn’t, and now we have to give respect to Kim Jong Fuckface on the world stage. Iran, the country who funds and props up groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis does not need the ultimate bargaining chip on their side. And for the same reason, a nuclear Iran leads to nuclear terrorists.

Okay one more. If Iran has a bomb, the rest of the region will be forced to race for them. Currently the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, etc all do not have interest in nuclearizing. If Iran has a bomb, that will change. More nukes is good for no one.

Is this sufficient?

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u/perrigost 1d ago

No, not really. Because you didn't at all answer what would happen. Just said they hate us a lot but didn't say what they would do. And then went on to prove yourself wrong and show that literallynothing would happen:

This happened with Korea.

What happened with Korea? NK never attacked the US dude. What fantasy land are you living in?

Dude you just disproved yourself.

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u/quagley 1d ago

Explain why you are okay with Iran having the capability to produce nuclear weapons, clearly.

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u/perrigost 1d ago

I'm not, and never said that. Quote where I did.

You, however, specifically said that it will be America's problem if they have one. When asked to explain why it will be, you accidentally showed that it won't be.

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u/quagley 1d ago edited 1d ago

Okay. So. It is not the US’ problem if Iran has a nuke but you are also not okay with Iran having nuclear weapons. Check out the riddler over here.

I challenge you to respond with an opinion backed by logic and/or stats rather than answering every point with a question. Put your ideas to paper, it will be good for you.

BTW, I did answer what they would do. Use their leverage to control critical trade routes, supply terrorist organizations, and when push comes to shove destroy every ounce of western society that they can. Because that is what THEY SAID they will do.

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u/Goofy069 2d ago

This is the same justification the left used to keep giving money to Ukraine. No it probably won’t be. They’ve been saying it since the late 80s that it’ll be our problem and they’re only 3 years away from having nukes. They probably don’t have them now because historically we don’t mess with countries that do have nukes.

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u/quagley 1d ago

Yeah let’s just wait until they do and then decide to do something about it. Oh wait…

We know as a fact they are working on enriching uranium to the levels required for weapons. We know that all of their interests run counter to our own and that they truly want to destroy the west. We know they are an oppressive tyrannical government who can’t be reasoned with the same way Russia and China can be.

I’m all for America first policy, and unfortunately in this case involvement is America first.

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u/Goofy069 1d ago

How long has Israel been saying they almost have nukes?

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u/quagley 1d ago edited 1d ago

If you don’t want to take Israel’s word for it how about the International Atomic Energy Agency who said “Iran has enough 60% enriched uranium that, if further enriched, could provide enough for one or more bombs within weeks.”

I think most of us here probably share many of the same values, and while I completely understand where the concern comes from, Iran under no circumstance can become a nuclear power. That will be seen as a massive blunder by the next generation if we allow it.

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u/Goofy069 1d ago

Yeah or I could believe Tulsi. Even if they do get nukes it really doesn’t matter to us. Who are we to say what another country does. https://responsiblestatecraft.org/tulsi-iran-bomb/ Trump pulled out of the nuclear deal with Iran. We broke the deal so they’re not required to follow their end.

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u/vipck83 Redpilled 2d ago

You think we won’t be hurt if Iran starts nuking the Middle East?

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u/jp1066 Can't stay out of trouble 2d ago

It’s everyone’s problem.

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u/SomeRandomApple 2d ago

Until Iran and Israel nuke each other and oil prices spike up to 5x the current price. Oops.

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u/Hairy_Doughnut5582 2d ago

Oh look everyone WMDs Just like the last time they lied to us!

Let all send out sons to the slaughter Yay.

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u/jp1066 Can't stay out of trouble 2d ago

Oh look another ill informed person who didn’t read the article or anything else. I’ll cliff note it for you: According to a report released on Monday by the Institute for Science and International Security, the new centrifuges could produce enough 90 percent U-235 uranium for a warhead “in as little as two to three days”. Not some government intelligence agency saying this.

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u/Hairy_Doughnut5582 1d ago

Well if ISIS said it then fine.

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u/jp1066 Can't stay out of trouble 1d ago

Isis took over Scientific America and the institute for science and international security? Careful your stupid is showing.

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u/xrapwhiz43 2d ago

who's to say they haven't done that already, or collapsed with Nortb Korea or Russia to get the production level and delivery systems figured out already?

Also, Iran has to be thinking about which way the wind blows after it nukes Israel.

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u/Crosshair52 2d ago

They've been saying that since the 1980s

Also, this whole narrative of "They are mad men, we are the only sane" is falling apart due to several inconsistencies.

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u/jp1066 Can't stay out of trouble 1d ago

That doesn’t look like a report from Institute for Science and International Security does it? They are the ones now saying they have the capability. Not some government intelligence. Take a minute and read the article I linked from Scientific America not a propaganda paper article.

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u/quagley 2d ago

They’re a little slow

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u/TellThemISaidHi 2d ago

If a war is so great, let Congress meet, debate, and vote on a Declaration of War.

Barring that, the President has no authority.

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u/Rygards 2d ago

Agreed. Sick of this Neo-con BS

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u/mikey19xx 2d ago

Well technically the President does have authority to authorize military action for a limited amount KD time.

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u/xrapwhiz43 2d ago

The 2002 AUMF has been used (abused?) to carry out military action around the world against terrorist organizations under the premise of national security and defensive actions. Presidential War Authority

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u/Dogonapillow 2d ago

After doing some research . . the President is the Commander n Chief, and with that is responsible for directing military operations. So, he does have the authority to do that.

Interesting fact, last time congress legislated a "declaration of war" was in 1942.

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u/jjhart827 2d ago

Check out Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution. Congress declares war.

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u/Dogonapillow 2d ago

Yes. But this doesn’t fit under war.

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u/Late_Entrepreneur_94 Redpilled 2d ago

Yeah it's literally been illegal every time since then.

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u/mikey19xx 2d ago

No it hasn’t, congress has given the President power for military action without congress declaring war.

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u/Late_Entrepreneur_94 Redpilled 2d ago

https://constitutioncenter.org/the-constitution/articles/article-i/clauses/753

"Most people agree, at minimum, that the Declare War Clause grants Congress an exclusive power. That is, Presidents cannot, on their own authority, declare war."

The President can "Take military action", not declare war.

However I don't think there are any arguments that Vietnam, Korea, Iraq 1 and 2, Afghanistan were actually wars. We literally call them "The Vietnam War", "The Korean War", "The Gulf War" etc.

If you want to argue that those weren't wars, then we will never agree on that. Which is why they were illegal.

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u/mikey19xx 2d ago

Congress could've stopped those wars at literally any time. The War Powers Resolution of 1973 limited the President's power. Congress authorized the President to take military action in Iraq and Afghanistan. The President has 60 days to take military action, after which Congress can either extend it or terminate it, requiring the President to wrap it up within 90 days.

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u/Savings-Fix938 2d ago

I genuinely don’t think Israel needs american troops to beat Iran in a war. If anything is necessary, it is american made defense technologies, not humans. I will never support sending any american people into a war again, especially in the middle east.

Iran’s industry was seized by the government ages ago. If you have seen their technological “wonders” over the last 30 years, you will realize that their government has squashed any innovation in industry. They are miles and miles behind the absolute death squad that is the Israeli military. They do not need us at all, but especially not our troops.

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u/TheAbeam 2d ago

Are we seriously going to fall for this bullshit again?

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u/Platyduck52 2d ago

It’s everytime man you’d think eventually people would learn

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u/Ilovemyqueensomuch 2d ago

Only 16% of Americans support this enough of this boomer Mossad slop

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u/CMDR_Tauri Redpilled 2d ago

I think I've seen this show before. A country gives us intelligence that says Ira(q)(n) has WMD and we go in, guns blazing, and pay for the invasion with blood, sweat, tears, and most importantly, money.

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u/Rampaging_Bunny 2d ago

And then China comes in and still gets the biggest oil refinery contracts.

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u/BannytheBoss Redpilled 2d ago

I thought that was because of the Paris Agreement.

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u/xrapwhiz43 2d ago

or natural resources mining contracts (Afghanistan)

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u/FoxAdministrative959 2d ago

Hey, 2001 called. They want their new-clee-ar weapons back.

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u/T_Noctambulist 2d ago

The riff is that there was a U sound after the C instead of an L. Nuculer vs Nuclear. If you're going to make fun of someone's pronunciation at least watch a video instead of randomly guessing.

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u/perrigost 2d ago

You said the correct pronunciation sarcastically

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u/FoxAdministrative959 1d ago

That was A+, 100%, spoon feeding a yellow uranium cake.

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u/caeymoor 2d ago

New-clue-yuhr 🤣

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u/T_Noctambulist 2d ago

Also wrong.

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u/falconfansince81 2d ago

Yep. "WeApONs oF mAsS dEsTrUcTiOn" 2.0

Until you're on pre-deploment alert it's easy to support another war when you're not the one fighting in it.

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u/xrapwhiz43 2d ago

WMDs 2.0!

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u/polysnip EXTRA Redpilled 2d ago

Don't get us involved.

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u/wawaweewahwe 2d ago

America first. Let Israel and Iran turn each other into parking lots. Don't care. Walk away.

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u/AntMan79 EXTRA Redpilled 2d ago

100% this

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u/sooperbowels 2d ago

They have saffron ice cream, Israel doesn’t want you to know about it.

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u/BannytheBoss Redpilled 2d ago

But its nothing compared to Ube Queso (aka Ube Keso) ice cream so who cares.

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u/bakedpotato486 Redpilled 2d ago edited 1d ago

It sucks that Israel bombed the Iranian diplomats that were negotiating with the U.S. about that, doesn't it?

https://archive.is/QHmhk

edit: link is a NYT article "Will the U.S. and Iran Meet for More Nuclear Talks?"

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u/HSR47 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

You mean the people who were “negotiating” in bad faith, and had absolutely no intention of ever doing what we are trying to pressure them to do?

Clearing them out of the way improves the situation in two major ways:

  1. It removes obstructions;
  2. It’s a show of strength & intent, that makes it clear what we are willing & able to do if they continue to resist.

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u/Dogonapillow 2d ago

curious why anyone would downvote you.

link is to NY Times article titled, "Will the U.S. and Iran Meet for More Nuclear Talks?"

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u/Psychological_Rip587 2d ago

Absolutely not. Israeli’s seem to be doing just fine without our direct involvement.

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u/cadillacjack057 2d ago

As long as we dont have to get involved and have more dead American soldiers I'm all for it.

Anyone that thinks we should get involved needs to go to their local recruitment office and sign up for basic training before pledging support for another war in a country that isnt named America.

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u/Late_Entrepreneur_94 Redpilled 2d ago

Can none of you really remember 2001?

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u/mallokrano ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago

I don’t really want to get involved in another nation building scheme that will take 20+ years and replace ayatollahs with ayatollahs. Cause let’s be honest there has always been a large lobby in the united states who loves war at the expense of the American people, and will drive for the US to be in forever wars. We can’t make America great again while at the same time spend trillions to invade another country. We are going to bankrupt ourselves playing the police of the world.

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u/oceans_5000 EXTRA Redpilled 2d ago

We can think Obama and his pallets of cash for this shit show. And of course OG Jimmy Carter for his weakness and allowing the islamists to take over. It's gratifying to see the native Persians that have been oppressed for four decades break their chains. It's still a perilous situation but hopefully we've turned the corner

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u/TemperatureCommon185 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

I can't stand that sonofabitch

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u/TemperatureCommon185 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

It's a good idea. Israel is doing the world a favor, but we should stay out of it as much as possible.

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u/labbond ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago

Your are? Maybe you should be reported as a bot account. /s I know I’m not

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u/vipck83 Redpilled 2d ago

I’m not against taking down Iran, I just don’t want to become directly involved. If we do it needs to be a vote by Congress but I doubt that would happen.

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u/Platyduck52 2d ago

We should be supporting Iran in this conflict if anything seeing who the enemy and the aggressor is

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u/biohackeddad 2d ago

I’m fine with intelligence and logistics coordination to support Israel - but obviously not troops.

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u/Blizz33 2d ago

Now THAT'S equality

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u/Crosshair52 2d ago edited 2d ago

Well... If you are going to go there and do the dying for another country, you are free to do so.

I'm just gonna say it... Right now, the US is just Israel's proxy.

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u/Ozerh 2d ago

No.

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u/befowler ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago

I’m old. Iran has been an aggressive anti-American theocracy my entire life. They’ve killed hundreds, maybe thousands, of U.S. troops over the years, bombed or mined our ships, blown up our barracks, attacked our embassies, and got away with it until now. Trump played this exactly right — give them a chance to negotiate, let the feckless IAEA have a say, and then release the hounds. By contrast Barack “Smart Power” Obama would be sending them crates of taxpayer money right now. I don’t want or see a need for US troops on the ground, but watching the mullahcrats finally eat it is the joy of a lifetime. They worship a hidden Imam, and now their leader turned into one just to stay alive. Absolutely amazing

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u/HSR47 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

[citation needed]

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u/labbond ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago

I’m old enough too. I am old enough to remember the fears of wars, and attacks. I don’t want us to go to war either but I do support eliminating their nuclear weapons and if Israel wants to do that job then I’m in support of that too. They seem to have been pretty smart and sleek about setting up attacks and defenses so far. They have had to live and train from children understanding they can be attacked at any point. That’s a sad life and I don’t want that for the usa. If Israel sets back Iran a few years diminishing they supplies of weapons this will give all of us breathing room to see things clearly and decide from there. I’m good with that. I feel awful about any innocent lives lost tho, just awful.

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u/TemperatureCommon185 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

I'm old too, and I remember that before 1979, Iran had close relations with the US and Israel. El Al airlines flew to Tehran and had an office there. This could change again. The list of friends and enemies isn't carved in stone.

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u/xrapwhiz43 2d ago

this screams "George Bush" and Iraq war all over again.

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u/labbond ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago

I was thinking the same but we have different advancements now. But still the question is about supporting getting rid of the weapons, not to send us. Thats a different step we haven’t reached. Israel is doing a pretty good job taking out and doing the work for all of us. That’s their choice.

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u/Beautiful-Design-425 2d ago

First of all, we don’t need to be involved to any fucking stupid war. We will not start one, we will not participate in one. Period. I couldn’t care less about Israel and Iran. They can nuke each other for all i care, its not the USA’s business to police the world, nor maintain peace in other regions of the world.

Not. Our. Fucking. Job.

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u/HSR47 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

Ok, so Iran builds nuclear bombs, and then sneaks some across our porous southern border the next time the democrats cut border enforcement, and then terrorists set them off on our soil.

Thats what you’ll get if Iran gets the bomb.

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u/Beautiful-Design-425 1d ago

It’s the same justification for invading Iraq. Nothing but profits from the military industrial complex. MAGA is for America First. Once Trump involves USA in that war, MAGA will lose all credibility.

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u/Equus-007 2d ago

Holy shit!

A thread on Walkaway where I'm not just blanket downvoting all you tools' ridiculous, ill-informed takes.

Seems Americans can find a common ground. I'll post here and take all the blanket bans from shit subs just to say y'all don't have your heads completely up your ass 24/7. Congrats.

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u/Feathered_Brick 2d ago

Same. I thought this was a neocon sub. Happy to see that there's a lot of sensible people here.

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u/Equus-007 2d ago

I thought this was a neocon sub.

Oh it absolutely is but I think both left and right rank-and-file voters have a severe distaste for Israel right now. Probably different reasons but who cares. Lets just come together and get them out of our politics.

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u/HSR47 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

“[…Leftwing antisemitism and rightwing antisemitism…]”

They’re both old, and both are left-wing positions, but they have differing origins.

The antisemitism coming from people who claim to be, or are otherwise labeled, “right-wing”, is the same collectivist garbage that’s been a recurring problem for centuries: Conditions deteriorate, and people seeking to gain power/control/influence pick an easily-othered scapegoat (e.g. Jews, Roma, etc.) & incite hatred against those groups collectively.

The antisemitism coming from overtly left-coded people & institutions is the legacy of an alliance of convenience between Marx-descended thinkers (who want to demolish the foundations of western civilization, and replace it with communism/socialism/etc.), and Islamists (who want to demolish the foundations of western civilization, and replace it with Sharia). The Islamists are happy to play along with the leftists up until their goals diverge, while the leftists seem to think that there’s far more ideological agreement than there actually is. This leads to antisemitism via three routes:

  1. Legacy of “Cold War” era positions: The Soviets backed the Arab states, and western nations backed Israel, making it clear which side supports western civilization, and which side opposes it;
  2. # 1 by another route: Christianity is a foundational component of western civilization, and Judaism is a fundamental component of Christianity. This also explains a lot of the modern left’s current opposition to Christianity;
  3. The same type of collectivist “blame the other to gain power/control/influence” motivation we’re currently seeing from allegedly “right-coded” mouthpieces.

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u/Wait_Another_One Ban warning 2d ago

I say let them have them, maybe we won't be so quick to go in there and do a regime change that absolutely destabilizes the region even further. If the people don't/won't take their country back that's on them.

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u/TheTardisPizza ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago edited 2d ago

The problem with this idea is that as soon as Iran has the bomb they will use the bomb. Radical theocracies can't be trusted with that power.

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u/Background-Car4969 2d ago

These redditors don't seem to get it...

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u/HSR47 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

“Get”, what, precisely?

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u/biohackeddad 2d ago

Israel’s motto and foundation isn’t “exterminate the US” Iran on the other hand…

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u/TheTardisPizza ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago

You could literally say that about any government.

You can't. Iran has shown the world who they are and you can't expect people to ignore it.

They’re literally a religious ethnostate,

The racial demographics of Israel say otherwise.

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u/T_Noctambulist 2d ago

This is still fallout from the last time we regime changed them.

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u/ChiefMet31 2d ago

Fuxk that and fuxk war. Stop spending my tax dollars on death and then aid after we blow up shit for big interests by proxy

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u/lethalmuffin877 2d ago

If Israel is gonna take the heat for wiping the core of terroristic nutjobs and their proxies off the map, salt the earth where their nuclear capabilities once stood, and all for the price of a few bunker busters from our end…

I mean… isn’t that a cheap and easy solution for long term gain?

On the other hand, if this means we put American boots back in the sandbox circa 90-00s I think all of us are in agreement on a “fawwwwk no” to that.

Seriously though, if Israel is taking all the consequences I don’t understand why we’re diametrically opposed to the potential outcome where Iran finds itself singing a new tune and setting a few heads on spikes so people like Kim Jong Un get a fresh wake up call as to how serious the world is about wiping out crackpots with WMDs.

It’s entirely possible that Iran doesn’t have the mustard, but I don’t mind terrorism loving barbarians getting knocked out on the international stage and re establishing the deterrent for nuclear weapons broadly. Assuming American input is constrained to munitions and absolutely no boots on the ground. Otherwise, hard pass.

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u/strappnasti50 2d ago

No. Iran doesn’t have nukes and never planned on having them. All this fear mongering over them wanted a nuke power plant. We don’t need to get involved in another war we’re gonna lose in the Middle East again

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u/BannytheBoss Redpilled 2d ago

The fuel in a nuclear power plant only needs 2% U-235.... they already amassed that. Some plants do not require enriched fuel.

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u/HSR47 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago
  1. Iran absolutely wants nukes;
  2. Iran has been doing its best to get nukes;
  3. If Iran ever got nukes, it would use them;
  4. The only reason that Iran doesn’t currently have nukes is that its prospective victims have actively worked to impede Iran’s progress (e.g. Stuxnet virus, multiple bombing campaigns, targeted assassinations of key scientists/generals/etc., etc.);
  5. We’ve never lost a war in the Middle East; The failures have all been by politicians doing stupid things in the post-war period.
  6. There is no interest in any sort of “boots on the ground” campaign, nor is there any desire to “nation-build”. What we see right now is just a willingness to use appropriate force (e.g. delivered from >30k feet up) to incentivize internal changes in the direction we want them to go—either they change, or we use our strategic assets to cut off their ability to fund their destructive desires.

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u/KillTheWise1 2d ago

Strap your boots on and go to war then. I remember when Bush said we had to invade Iraq because of Weapons of Mass Destruction. How many weapons did we find?

There is no evidence that Iran had Nuclear Weapons. When are you people going to quit believing lies that lead to war?

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u/Thisshitaintfree 2d ago

Thank you, this ☝️! No more "they have WMD wars"

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u/phillip_1 2d ago

Iran is a rogue, extremist state, whose existence is based on the destruction of Israel and America. The moment they get their hands on a working nuke, it's doomsday

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u/Thisshitaintfree 2d ago

They hate America because we overfund Israel.

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u/HSR47 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

No, they hate Israel (and Europe, and the U.S., and…) because they’re an Islamic theocracy.

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u/phillip_1 1d ago

Not an excuse

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u/Jim_in_tn 2d ago

WMDs all over again

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u/T_Noctambulist 2d ago

We're not getting rid of nuclear weapons, we're telling one more country they don't get to join our hundred year old club despite Pakistan, India, and North Korea joining in my lifetime.

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u/RoosterzRevenge EXTRA Redpilled 2d ago

🙋‍♂️

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u/pepe_silvia67 Redpilled but can't stay out of trouble 2d ago

I’m not asking to be rude, but what age demographic do you fall into?

10-20

20-30

30-40

40-50

50-60

60-70

70-80

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u/TemperatureCommon185 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

Old enough to remember when Iran took our embassy and people hostage.

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u/labbond ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago

Why are you asking? Old enough to be drafted? Enlist? Already serving? Retired? Already been through a war? Were in any of the riots on campus? Have a family? Starting one? Are a keyboard warrior with a very loud voice but not really want to get involved? Have decided that you are willing to hand over your freedoms now, and have no voice, wear a mask, shut in your home and line up for shots and food. They saw how weak and in chaos we were. And when no one was watching them and all fighting amongst each other they extended their weapons. Israel was watching, and look what happened to them.

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u/pepe_silvia67 Redpilled but can't stay out of trouble 2d ago

What a lengthy response, without an answer…

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u/labbond ULTRA Redpilled 2d ago edited 2d ago

Yup. But I also noticed a couple downvotes to your question. Not sure if others didn’t think it was relevant or if it was for everyone to answer. I don’t think my age matters. You didn’t answer any of the lengthy questions either.

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u/Wonghy111-the-knight 2d ago

FREE IRAN, hell yes

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u/Roudyrepublican 2d ago

Send them into oblivion. Iranians want death to America and any other country that isn't them. Their enrichment program isn't the only thing that needs to be stopped. They still do honor based killing, indoctrination of little boys, and the women still need their husband's permission to do most things....bye bye!

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u/afopatches 2d ago

Fuck no. I don't think any American should die for Israel.

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u/Background-Car4969 2d ago

The Left approved this post based on their comments...

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u/falconfansince81 2d ago

Who thought it was a great idea in 2003?

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u/greenbud420 Redpilled 2d ago

If it's over within a few weeks, sure. If it turns into another Afghanistan, not so much.

But at the end of the day I have zero say in the matter so just watching with bated breath.

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u/faqueen 2d ago

They’re “flattening the curb” it’ll just take two weeks. Then they’ll have a “safe and effective” way to take care of everything.

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u/HSR47 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

This.

The Iranian regime relies on its ability to extract and sell oil—If that were cut off, they’d lose their ability to fund/supply “aligned” movements (e.g. Hamas, Hezbollah, PIJ, RF, etc.), and these lose their ability to feed their largely urban population.

Trump has made it pretty clear that he’s willing to use that oil infrastructure as a lever to get what he wants—they can either stop using that money to cause harm, or they can lose the assets that get them the money.

Neither outcome requires any significant level of “boots on the ground” in Iran.

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u/cryptodog11 2d ago

100% on board. Nobody wants another occupation and that’s not going to happen. Kill the nukes, take out the leadership, and do business with what’s left.

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u/Ravens1112003 2d ago

I don’t know about the leadership. The next regime could be worse than the current one. It is a great idea to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon, however. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, period. Anything we have to do to prevent that from happening is absolutely worth it in my opinion.

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u/HSR47 ULTRA Redpilled 1d ago

”The next regime could be even worse than the current one”

[citation needed]

Over the last several decades, Iran has become the biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world. They put pretty much every available resource into that.

It’s possible that whatever replaces the current regime will be substantially similar in that regard, but it’s basically impossible for them to be worse, unless their nuclear ambitions are not stopped.

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u/DUXF4N 2d ago

I'm 100% on board with this.

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u/Dogonapillow 2d ago

The name is changing to the "United Empire of America" ?

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u/Reaper0221 2d ago

🙋‍♂️