Dana7360
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- Aug 6, 2014
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Well, pointing fingers at this stage does absolutely no good whatsoever, Dana. I feel bad for the Kurds, and for all the ISIS women and children in prison camps because they can't be trusted, and for the whole damned flattened area and who has "won?" Seems like no one.Would you want 1,000 Syrians over here in your town while they fought the Canadians? Be glad it's not grenades being thrown at them. The Syrians have no reason to kiss our ass.This shouldn't be happening to our troops.
They deserve much better than this.
As a veteran of the Air National Guard, I'm ashamed of what our troops are having to endure.
Video appears to show US troops being pelted with stones and rotten fruit as they pull out of Syria
I'm not asking them to kiss our ass.
I'm just pointing out the results of several administrations' very stupid decisions.
It's not those who actually sent the troops there who are enduring this. The people who caused this walked away without a care. It's the troops who were sent and now they are being demoralized.
Maybe they shouldn't have been sent there in the first place.
Maybe the bush boy should have listened. Maybe he shouldn't have invaded Iraq turning the whole region into a total mess. Maybe the bush boy shouldn't have disbanded the Iraqi military causing them to form isis in the first place.
And maybe, just maybe this move by trump that has basically freed isis fighters was an even bigger blunder.
That's just my observation and opinion.
And you're right, the powers that be sit in the Pentagon in their offices protected by high security, but it's been that way for a long time, hasn't it? The days of the King riding out to war with his men, wearing a suit of armor, are long gone.
I see no problem with pointing out the consequences of very bad choices. That way people just might learn from them and it won't happen again.
That's just how I see things. If you make a bad choice. Accept the bad consequences then take steps to make sure it doesn't happen again.
That's the problem with our society. We don't learn from our mistakes. In many cases people don't even want to know about the mistake much less take steps to make sure it doesn't happen again.
Yes it's always been that way. It doesn't make it right. Why does it have to stay that way?
Why can't those who are actually responsible for the mess face the consequences for their choices?
The priorities of our nation are very messed up. We accept that it's ok to allow those responsible for a lot of very bad things to just walk away from what they caused.
Whether it's this mess with the Middle East and our military or the stock market crash or the opioid mess or any other blunder that happens in our nation, it just seems like those responsible for the mess walk away clean while the rest of us have to deal with the very bad consequences.
Can Americans finally learn?