Every post on casualties you make reeks with the assumption that military casualties are the primary criteria on whether or not a military effort is succeeding. I have no idea where our country, or any free country would be if one, ten, or a hundred casualties was considered reasonable cause for surrender.
And "bringing our troops home" would be a surrender. You know it, and so do those carrying those signs.* But in their view, turning over 20 million people to monsters would be a small price to pay for destroying Bush and raising the Left to power again. It's not like it would be the first time.
*excepting those poor useful idiots who do fine in interviews until they are forced to engage in abstract reasoning.
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Thank God our military leaders don't have your mindset.
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- Baghdad hotel attacked while Wolfowitz in residence.
- Another stunt to intimidate US fails (n/t)
- Unfortunately...
- Thank God our military leaders don't have your mindset.
- Quite right
- Casualties are light
- Thank God our military leaders don't have your mindset.
- Unfortunately...
- Another stunt to intimidate US fails (n/t)
