it's pointless even tho he was instrumental in killing over 3000 americansthat alone is worth eternal murder beef
When did I say it would?lmao grow the fukk up
this isn't changing the American publics perception of Biden or anyone else
Look at your own dumb ass response ffs but you probably think you're above the fray
When did I say it would?
My post never said it was going to change Biden’s ratings in a positive manner? I said this is what American leaders do when the domestic front is doing badly. They go to the war machine. I dont think it ever changes their approval, but they continue to do it because they gotta flex some muscle somewhere.
You got a reading comprehension problem. You read posts and take a completely wrong and warped take and try to beat people up with that. Slow down and read And take a few beats to fully understand what you are ready before you hit submit.
Bombed that mf with knives.
Perspectives like this should really be included in every article about any kind of military action tbhRan into this article on Yahoo and was surprised to see a few interesting statements buried deep in it. Would be interested to know how widespread these feelings actually are. These aren't quotes you see reported in the media often:
For the Taliban, a New Era of Isolation Has Arrived
Hours after a U.S. drone strike killed the leader of al-Qaida, Ayman al-Zawahri, in downtown Kabul, Taliban security forces rushed to seal off the site. Green tarps were thrown over destroyed windows. Checkpoints were put up, and shops were closed. But there was no hiding the damage that had...www.yahoo.com
"For many Afghans in Kabul, news of the U.S. airstrike in the heart of the capital stirred deep-seated fears of a return to the era of U.S. military intervention after a relatively peaceful stretch over the past year since the U.S. troop withdrawal and end of the devastating two-decade war."
"Shafiq, 25, said he was arranging fruit at his stand in the Wazir Akbar Khan neighborhood of Kabul when he heard a powerful explosion. For a moment he froze, he said, seized by the fear that once again hundreds of people had been killed in a deadly attack. In time, he came to fear that it could be the beginning of yet another bloody conflict.
“I am personally very worried about the future of our country,” said Shafiq, whose full name is being withheld for security reasons. “We want peace and security in our country after this, and we do not want war to start in our country again.”"
As a nation, we just don't care. We don't see these people as humans.Ran into this article on Yahoo and was surprised to see a few interesting statements buried deep in it. Would be interested to know how widespread these feelings actually are. These aren't quotes you see reported in the media often:
For the Taliban, a New Era of Isolation Has Arrived
Hours after a U.S. drone strike killed the leader of al-Qaida, Ayman al-Zawahri, in downtown Kabul, Taliban security forces rushed to seal off the site. Green tarps were thrown over destroyed windows. Checkpoints were put up, and shops were closed. But there was no hiding the damage that had...
"For many Afghans in Kabul, news of the U.S. airstrike in the heart of the capital stirred deep-seated fears of a return to the era of U.S. military intervention after a relatively peaceful stretch over the past year since the U.S. troop withdrawal and end of the devastating two-decade war."
"Shafiq, 25, said he was arranging fruit at his stand in the Wazir Akbar Khan neighborhood of Kabul when he heard a powerful explosion. For a moment he froze, he said, seized by the fear that once again hundreds of people had been killed in a deadly attack. In time, he came to fear that it could be the beginning of yet another bloody conflict.
“I am personally very worried about the future of our country,” said Shafiq, whose full name is being withheld for security reasons. “We want peace and security in our country after this, and we do not want war to start in our country again.”"
