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Old 10-18-2019, 09:07 PM
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Okay Dick Cheney, we'll just occupy it forever just like Iraq and Afghanistan because "the time isn't right"

youre a good lil bitch for the military industrial complex, guess all those mediabux they spread around are paying off
americans don't cut and run
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Old 10-18-2019, 09:33 PM
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americans don't cut and run
they just die overseas for corporate interest!

*speaks in trailer park boomer* MERICAH! FUCK YEAH!
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Old 10-18-2019, 09:48 PM
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Republicans lawmakers exasperated by the White House’s lack of discipline and coordination: “Mulvaney needs to learn when to stop talking.”

“It’s not an etch a sketch,” Republican Rep. Francis Rooney of Florida said about Mulvaney’s comments. “It is kind of hard to argue that he didn’t say it, right? If I understood it correctly, he basically cleared up what was a matter of some vagueness that he basically said it was a quid pro quo.”

“From a legal standpoint, the entire defense is totally shattered by Mulvaney’s admission,” said a Republican close to the White House. “It's like admitting guilt and then saying, ‘It’s just not that serious.’”
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Old 10-18-2019, 10:14 PM
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they just die overseas for corporate interest!

*speaks in trailer park boomer* MERICAH! FUCK YEAH!
the business of america is business.
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Old 10-18-2019, 10:26 PM
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America was 'Great' because we leveraged the power of being the global Hegemon to our financial benefit in the wake of most of our competition having completely destroyed industrial bases in WW2. That was and always has been the key to our success since we became a major world power. That shit doesn't happen in a vacuum.

To give up that position by embracing isolationism is to make your dream of 'Make America Great Again' even more of a fantasy. We don't need to maintain an army in Syria or anything, but we have to be smart about draw downs to not toss geopolitical advantage to our rivals, give birth to new terrorist movements and destroy our alliances. It could have been accomplished with an absolute skeleton force, if done smartly.

This hasn't been that smart way.
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Old 10-18-2019, 10:37 PM
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the only one that benefits from the occupation of middle eastern countries is israel and arms manufacturers, AIPAC is the worlds wealthiest lobby group and have both sides of the political aisle within the US under their influence

us "gaining" points with israel does nothing for the US strategically, if anything israel has been a terrible ally caught red handed committing espionage and even firing upon US forces with vague nonsensical explanations

the lower class people in the US are economically pressured into joining the military because they are from zombie industrial towns with no oppurtunity and then are exploited to the exclusive benefit of foreign powers who then PAY our politicians essentially weaponizing poverty within the US in order to bring in more money to our political entities and their allies (contractors, defense industries like halliburton or lockheed martin) through lobbyist

it's class warfare and disgusting, it's really obvious and the only people who don't acknowledge it are people who regurgitate shit they hear from talking heads in the media

it isn't a partisan issue, both parties within the US are participating

i won't even go into how it is also a form of wealth redistribution from the middle/lower class american tax payer to an oligarchal super rich few that own and participate within the arms and defense contracting industries
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Old 10-18-2019, 10:45 PM
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America was 'Great' because we leveraged the power of being the global Hegemon to our financial benefit in the wake of most of our competition having completely destroyed industrial bases in WW2. That was and always has been the key to our success since we became a major world power. That shit doesn't happen in a vacuum.

To give up that position by embracing isolationism is to make your dream of 'Make America Great Again' even more of a fantasy. We don't need to maintain an army in Syria or anything, but we have to be smart about draw downs to not toss geopolitical advantage to our rivals, give birth to new terrorist movements and destroy our alliances. It could have been accomplished with an absolute skeleton force, if done smartly.

This hasn't been that smart way.
You can't have it both ways, libtards. Are we supposed to kick a$$ with our army, or pull back? If it is only based on which party occupies the White House, then go F off, I really don't give a sh-t what the US does. If it is a principled argument, glad to hear it, so Bush was great and Trump sucks, or Trump is great and Bush sucked? Will be surprised if any one bites and admits to supporting either Bush or Trump.

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the only one that benefits from the occupation of middle eastern countries is israel and arms manufacturers,
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arms manufacturers such as whom? [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
List of major weapon manufacturers
Main articles: List of modern armament manufacturers and List of defense contractors
Further information: Companies by arms sales
This is a list of the world's largest arms manufacturers and other military service companies who profit the most from the War economy, their origin is shown as well. The information is based on a list published by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute for 2018.[21] The list provided by the SIPRI excludes companies based in China. The numbers are in billions of US dollars.

Rank Company name Defense Revenue
(US$ billions) % of Total Revenue
from Defense
1 United States Lockheed Martin 44.9 88%
2 United States Boeing 26.9 29%
3 United States Raytheon 23.8 94%
4 United Kingdom BAE Systems 22.9 98%
5 United States Northrop Grumman 22.3 87%
6 United States General Dynamics 19.4 63%
7 European Union Airbus 11.2 15%
8 France Thales Group 9.0 51%
9 Italy Leonardo 8.8 68%
10 Russia Almaz-Antey 8.5 94%

america is also the largest arms exporter in the world

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arms_industry
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