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Rhys Jaggar's avatar

Isn't it amazing how all the wars that the USA initiates/gets involved in all miraculously seem to be thousands of miles away from the Lower 48, eh?

It's so easy to be salivating at the mouth if you don't see your own cities bombed to a pulp, isn't it? When it isn't your children getting legs amputated as orphans.

I mean, Iraq, the Balkans, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Korea, mainland Europe: every major war the US has undertaken has been in someone else's back yard.

Sure, you've engaged in plenty of coups d'etat in neighbouring little countries. Haiti, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, most of South America, plenty of little African States. More recently in Ukraine too...

It's very striking how the US responded to 9/11, a totally minimal day compared to the millions killed by the USA overseas the past 80 years. The whole US nation became a blubbering, hysterical bunch of crybabies. Yet apparently, when over 1 million Vietnamese were bombed to a pulp and their descendents mutated due to Agent Orange, that's just one of those things.

Lord knows what would happen if some geoengineering nutcases triggered the San Andreas Fault sufficiently to flatten LA and/or San Francisco. Or if some nuclear nutcases flattened Chicago, NYC, Washington DC, Seattle and Baltimore???

The easiest way to turn Americans away from war, in my book, is to make them all think apocalyptically about what America would be like to live in if World War III's primary theatre were the great cities of the Lower 48.....

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JustANobody's avatar

How does Joe Biden know how high the stakes are if he is severely cognitively challenged?

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