Democrats are Anti War and Anti American

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Here we go again. Deja vu.

The Trumpsters pretended to hate the warlike neocons, until Trump blew up a bad guy. Now they're back in all their glory.

Welcome back, folks. Do try to make up your minds, though.
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Yet another thread where the wingers of both parties accuse each other of war mongering. You could set your watch to this stuff.

 

[lennypartiv]

What, so to be pro American is to be pro war? Well, seems to fit, fair enough, but only if to be pro rightard is to be pro American, which seems a dubious proposition.

Contrary to what libs think, nationalism is a good thing.

 

[the other mike]

You start 'em - you fight 'em. And - you pay for 'em.

Actually, it would be more beneficial to the nation to draft you people first. Gawd knows you're doing nothing useful right now.

Haven't we tried that already?

 

[Mac1958]

Ol' Mac nails it again: So it looks like the armchair warriors are back.

 

[Polishprince]

Election day 2020 doesn't look like it will be a good day for Democrats.

< This NDAA highlights the degree to which anti-war sentiment is becoming mainstream among House Democrats. It follows a vote in June on a measure to repeal the 2001 AUMF, which was passed in the wake of 9/11 and has been used as the legal basis for an ever-expanding list of military operations in the years since, and a War Powers Resolution in April ending support for the war in Yemen. >

< The idealistic view of these votes is that they’re an attempt to wrest back Congress’ oversight power over military action after years of deference to the presidency. Even many members who are not against military action in principle are alarmed by the prospect of how this administration might use it and want to set up some safeguards. >

Anti-War Sentiment Is Now Mainstream in the House

The Democrats really aren't "anti-war" at all.

They were rooting for American casualties this week, because they would LOVE President Trump to plunge America into a war and provide them with a narrative for this fall.

They would really love it if Trump instituted a draft, so they could rally the young people.

But Trump knows what is happening

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Election day 2020 doesn't look like it will be a good day for Democrats.

< This NDAA highlights the degree to which anti-war sentiment is becoming mainstream among House Democrats. It follows a vote in June on a measure to repeal the 2001 AUMF, which was passed in the wake of 9/11 and has been used as the legal basis for an ever-expanding list of military operations in the years since, and a War Powers Resolution in April ending support for the war in Yemen. >

< The idealistic view of these votes is that they’re an attempt to wrest back Congress’ oversight power over military action after years of deference to the presidency. Even many members who are not against military action in principle are alarmed by the prospect of how this administration might use it and want to set up some safeguards. >

Anti-War Sentiment Is Now Mainstream in the House

Democrats are pathetic and sickening.

We can thank the Mullahs for showing restraint.

 

[the other mike]

The Democrats really aren't "anti-war" at all.

They were rooting for American casualties this week, because they would LOVE President Trump to plunge America into a war and provide them with a narrative for this fall.

They would really love it if Trump instituted a draft, so they could rally the young people.

Bu
t Trump knows what is happening

It worked in 2004.
Oh wait...

 

[lennypartiv]

If we do go end up in a war with Iran and if the draft is reinstated, you can bet the liberals would once again be burning their draft cards.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

If we do go end up in a war with Iran and if the draft is reinstated, you can bet the liberals would once again be burning their draft cards.

Canada won't take them this time.

 

[lennypartiv]

If we do go end up in a war with Iran and if the draft is reinstated, you can bet the liberals would once again be burning their draft cards.

Canada won't take them this time.

I wish we could deport them.

 

[lennypartiv]

Ol' Mac nails it again: So it looks like the armchair warriors are back.

As we should be. You think we should leave serious decisions like this to the liberals?

 

[lennypartiv]

Welcome back, folks. Do try to make up your minds, though.

I've never changed my mind on this. Our president needs to carry a big stick and use it. War is a crazy thing, you need to shoot first and ask questions later.

 

[Mac1958]

Ol' Mac nails it again: So it looks like the armchair warriors are back.

As we should be. You think we should leave serious decisions like this to the liberals?

Hey, by all means, flop back and forth on Trumps' whim, your call. It's fun to watch.
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[lennypartiv]

Hey, by all means, flop back and forth on Trumps' whim, your call. It's fun to watch.

It must piss you liberals off that most Americans don't share your anti-war views.

 

[Mac1958]

Hey, by all means, flop back and forth on Trumps' whim, your call. It's fun to watch.

It must piss you liberals off that most Americans don't share your anti-war views.

Proof of that, please.

Trump takes out one general and you armchair warriors revert back to playing Rambo.

You're very brave.
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[lennypartiv]

It must piss you liberals off that most Americans don't share your anti-war views.

Proof of that, please.

The proof will be delivered on election day.

 

[rightwinger]

Let’s have Republicans run in favor of an Iran War in 2020

 

[Alexandre Fedorovski]

Election day 2020 doesn't look like it will be a good day for Democrats.

< This NDAA highlights the degree to which anti-war sentiment is becoming mainstream among House Democrats. It follows a vote in June on a measure to repeal the 2001 AUMF, which was passed in the wake of 9/11 and has been used as the legal basis for an ever-expanding list of military operations in the years since, and a War Powers Resolution in April ending support for the war in Yemen. >

< The idealistic view of these votes is that they’re an attempt to wrest back Congress’ oversight power over military action after years of deference to the presidency. Even many members who are not against military action in principle are alarmed by the prospect of how this administration might use it and want to set up some safeguards. >

Anti-War Sentiment Is Now Mainstream in the House

The Democratic Party is HISTORICALLY a war party. All this "democratic rabble" in the lower house of Congress are hypocrites. Their task is to capture the Oval Office for the criminal against humanity Hillary Clinton. They did not care and they do not care about the ordinary Americans

 

[lennypartiv]

You start 'em - you fight 'em. And - you pay for 'em.

Actually, it would be more beneficial to the nation to draft you people first. Gawd knows you're doing nothing useful right now.

LOL!

 

[lennypartiv]

Trumpublicans are war mongers who gets triggered by any Real American who dares question the Head Cheesemo

Says the peacenik liberal. We need a leader who carries a big stick and is willing to use it.