A history of our fecklessness since the end of WW II.
The problem with Trump is that, despite his talk about “getting tired of winning,” he, like the pseudo-pacifist Democrats (I say “pseudo,” because they aren’t really anti-war–they’re just on the other side) doesn’t want to win wars, but to “end” them. I get that he doesn’t like wars, but sometimes they are necessary, and the only way, ultimately, to end them is to win decisively, in a way that the combatants either no longer exist, or are no longer willing to continue to combat. It remains to be seen whether that’s the case in Iran, but I fear that they are just biding their time.
What’s it like to be feckful, I wonder?
Democrats will never know.
To be full of feck?
They’re just a bunch of feckers.
” I get that he doesn’t like wars, but sometimes they are necessary, and the only way, ultimately, to end them is to win decisively, in a way that the combatants either no longer exist, or are no longer willing to continue to combat”
Yes, but the US has a more-or-less unbroken record of NOT doing that for several decades, so Trump wanting to avoid more of those is perfectly normal.
“If you kill enough of them, they stop fighting”
Curtis LeMay
Read the link. It’s a mix of correct and not. Some of the not is shallow thinking. Deguello is played by one side, but both can hear the message.