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In reply to the discussion: What's wrong with withdrawing troops from Afghanistan? [View all]LanternWaste
(37,748 posts)46. I think you're confusing methodology with objective.
The latter is achieved by proper application of the former.
(ps: any problem created by humans can be solved by humans... but we too often allow the imaginary red and blue lines on the map to instruct us as to who is worth what)
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The problem is that Trump doesn't give a fuck about methods or consequences. The goal is not
RockRaven
Nov 2020
#1
Instead of asking what the US goal is, ask what Trump's goal is. Because the same "what" with
RockRaven
Nov 2020
#11
It's the way it's being done . Afghan Allies also feel abandoned just as the Kurds did . The US
JI7
Nov 2020
#22
Because foreign policy and deployment of American power should NEVER be "willy-nilly"
maxrandb
Nov 2020
#24
The country should have been split, southeast Pashtuns and northwest Tajik, Uzbek, Darii alliance
Klaralven
Nov 2020
#27
You are abandoning people who helped us to their deaths...and the Taliban will be back in control.
Demsrule86
Nov 2020
#28
I don't know enough to make a judgment, but I think trump is setting up for '24
ecstatic
Nov 2020
#38
Trump isn't doing this to benefit the US or our troops.... Something else is up.
Chakaconcarne
Nov 2020
#39