If Hamas is able to touch Israel, the US stands zero chance against drug cartels
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Think a country with almost a dozen aircraft carriers can’t beat a gang brehs.
I think you seriously don’t understand what even a single carrier can do to a country. Can literally sit 200 miles off the coast and turn just your bedroom to dust. Or just erase the entire country.
There is a reason other countries don’t just attack the US
I think you seriously don’t understand what even a single carrier can do to a country. Can literally sit 200 miles off the coast and turn just your bedroom to dust. Or just erase the entire country.
There is a reason other countries don’t just attack the US
no offense, but comparing Israel to America is a bad analogy
simply put, if Amerikkka was really serious about Mexican drug cartels the U.S. would destroy them
it's like I said before, America is like the Empire in Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back
I don't worry about any invasions on American soil, regardless if America is right or wrong
Mandarin Duck
Majestic and Highfalutin
I need to catch up on season 3 of Narcos.
Hopefully after I finish it I can start making dumbass threads like this too.
I'll keep y'all updated.
Hopefully after I finish it I can start making dumbass threads like this too.
I'll keep y'all updated.
Don't call it yet. I got something cookin' that I might post later.
itsyoung!!
Veteran
Nuke mexico?we...have nukes
Dont think thatd work great for South California, Arizona and Texas folks…
Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
In June 1952, as part of a strategy to maintain "air pressure" during armistice negotiations, FEAF's Fifth Air Force selected 78 villages for destruction by B-26 light bombers.[18] At the conclusion of the war, the Air Force assessed the destruction of 22 major cities as follows:[19]More like 20 years, and had to high tail it out of there
And lets not forget the Korean and Vietnan bogged down disasters..throw Mogadishu in there too
American propaganda media will convince you to enlist and realize shyt isnt really sweet in war..
| City | % estimated destruction |
|---|---|
| Anju | 15% |
| Chinnampo (Namp'o) | 80% |
| Chongju (Chŏngju) | 60% |
| Haeju | 75% |
| Hamhung (Hamhŭng) | 80% |
| Hungnam (Hŭngnam) | 85% |
| Hwangju (Hwangju County) | 97% |
| Kanggye | 60% (reduced from previous estimate of 75%) |
| Kunu-ri (Kunu-dong) | 100% |
| Kyomipo (Songnim) | 80% |
| Musan | 5% |
| Najin (Rashin) | 5% |
| Pyongyang | 75% |
| Sariwon (Sariwŏn) | 95% |
| Sinanju | 100% |
| Sinuiju | 50% |
| Songjin (Kimchaek) | 50% |
| Sunan (Sunan-guyok) | 90% |
| Unggi (Sonbong County) | 5% |
| Wonsan (Wŏnsan) | 80% |
Pyongyang, which saw 75% of its area destroyed, was so devastated that bombing was halted as there were no longer any worthy targets.[29][30] By the end of the campaign, US bombers had difficulty in finding targets and were reduced to bombing footbridges or jettisoning their bombs into the sea.[31]
In a 1988 interview Curtis LeMay stated that about 20% of the North Korea's population had died during the war, including the UN air campaign, stating that “Over a period of three years or so we killed off, what, 20 percent of the population of Korea, as direct casualties of war or from starvation and exposure?”
Yeah Korea wasn’t sweet for somebody
In June 1952, as part of a strategy to maintain "air pressure" during armistice negotiations, FEAF's Fifth Air Force selected 78 villages for destruction by B-26 light bombers.[18] At the conclusion of the war, the Air Force assessed the destruction of 22 major cities as follows:[19]
The bombing campaign destroyed almost every substantial building in North Korea.[20][21] The war's highest-ranking U.S. POW, U.S. Major General William F. Dean,[22] reported that the majority of North Korean cities and villages he saw were either rubble or snow-covered wasteland
City % estimated destruction Anju 15% Chinnampo (Namp'o) 80% Chongju (Chŏngju) 60% Haeju 75% Hamhung (Hamhŭng) 80% Hungnam (Hŭngnam) 85% Hwangju (Hwangju County) 97% Kanggye 60% (reduced from previous estimate of 75%) Kunu-ri (Kunu-dong) 100% Kyomipo (Songnim) 80% Musan 5% Najin (Rashin) 5% Pyongyang 75% Sariwon (Sariwŏn) 95% Sinanju 100% Sinuiju 50% Songjin (Kimchaek) 50% Sunan (Sunan-guyok) 90% Unggi (Sonbong County) 5% Wonsan (Wŏnsan) 80%
Pyongyang, which saw 75% of its area destroyed, was so devastated that bombing was halted as there were no longer any worthy targets.[29][30] By the end of the campaign, US bombers had difficulty in finding targets and were reduced to bombing footbridges or jettisoning their bombs into the sea.[31]
In a 1988 interview Curtis LeMay stated that about 20% of the North Korea's population had died during the war, including the UN air campaign, stating that “Over a period of three years or so we killed off, what, 20 percent of the population of Korea, as direct casualties of war or from starvation and exposure?”
Yeah Korea wasn’t sweet for somebody
I think one of the US generals wanted to create a radioactive border between the north and south.
Devilinurear
Veteran
The last war the US outright won was WwII..its been L after L since then even with the fancy tech
We didn't win the gulf war?
Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
MacArthur talked shyt about it to the press but it wasn’t ever considered seriously. Truman had the keys.
Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
Surprised this wasn't mentioned earlier.
Drug cartels only exist because their product is both highly in demand and illegal. It's highly in demand because capitalism monetizes everything and makes people absolutely miserable so they look for an escape. It's illegal because the elites fear that if people can get their hands on these drugs, they won't want to work 8,12, or 16hr days.
If people were provided work life balance, quality education, equal access to affordable health care and guaranteed access to the necessities of life, they're less likely to use drugs to escape or self medicate to treat the symptoms of an undiagnosed mental health problem.
If drugs are legalized, you're taking a massive bite out of the cartels revenue. Why would you buy weed from a plug when you can pick it up from a Bodega?
They've got mountains of research showing that the status quo doesn't protect anyone except the police superstructure.
TheMailMan
All Star
I was a sea sparrow guy but we would always help carry ammo for the ciws when I was on the Truman back in the day