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Comment by iAMkenough

3 hours ago

Sorry, I was taught good Americans don't murder people unjustly. I guess that is a utopian fantasy to think good Americans were serving our country.

So much for "speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves". America kills the innocent is accepted fact, I guess. The ultimate pro-life society.

Do you believe every TV ad you see, too? If you do, do you think you should stand in judgement of people who don't?

Thinking everyone who doubts is a cynic is your problem, and you're continuing to execute on it. When the next liar rolls in and says they fixed everything, you'll be the first to run in bashing people saying "no, I don't think he did."

Do you not read? Do you not know anything about what America has done?

Your lecturing is not virtuous.

  • Killing kids overseas is the best way to end up with dead Americans. That's not virtuous, it's just common sense.

    Without accountability and justice for those families that experienced unnecessary loss, they're coming for us to seek their own justice. Rightfully so.

    Can you not take a second to put yourself in their shoes as a parent? If the tables were turned and Iran's government bombed an elementary school in the U.S., I feel like you would have a different opinion on justification for revenge.

    In this instance, the U.S. Military instigated future conflict by murdering hundreds of innocent children. Your children will pay the price in one way or another.