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11 minutes ago, Stan said:

Where are the cultist now? It’s pretty quiet in here 

They’re still all in for now, just like when Dubya invaded Iraq and they were cheerleading. They just want to avoid looking like fools for talking about how much they love Trump for being against wars.

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11 minutes ago, Starkiller said:

Well I’m not going to personally go so far as to say it will burst the AI bubble. But largely I just don’t care. And it’s going to burst eventually anyway so this may be the economic event that triggers it.

 

It’s more important to focus on the idea that Iran could cripple the global economy in general. And the idea of them attacking desalinization plants is a possibility I hadn’t even considered but it would be a big deal. 

If they start doing that shit is going to hit the fan. 

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Guarantee Israel is sending rockets to Arab countries and blaming Iran… to I don’t believe anything coming out of us / Israeli propaganda 

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21 minutes ago, Starkiller said:

Well I’m not going to personally go so far as to say it will burst the AI bubble. But largely I just don’t care. And it’s going to burst eventually anyway so this may be the economic event that triggers it.

 

It’s more important to focus on the idea that Iran could cripple the global economy in general. And the idea of them attacking desalinization plants is a possibility I hadn’t even considered but it would be a big deal. 

 

Yep same. I hadn't even considered them going after the water supply of allies.

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Just now, reo said:

 

Yep same. I hadn't even considered them going after the water supply of allies.

I would think they wouldn't do something like that. Their water situation is crippling anyways. If anyone were to respond and knock theirs offline you're talking about a cataclysmic event.  

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16 minutes ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

I would think they wouldn't do something like that. Their water situation is crippling anyways. If anyone were to respond and knock theirs offline you're talking about a cataclysmic event.  

When you are facing your own destruction, sometimes the inevitable thought is to take your enemy out with you. A non-nuclear mutually assured destruction if you will.

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9 hours ago, tgo said:

This is all loads of fun and all, but what are we gaining with this approach other than hardening generations of Iranians against America and in support of a new hardline regime? 

 

So far, we have 6 Americans dead and we replaced Ayotollah Khamenei with....checks notes....Ayotollah Khamenei. And have obviously killed hundreds if not thousands of Iranian civilians at this point, not to mention all the deaths from Iranian retaliation in the Gulf States. 

Feeding the military industrial complex. That’s all republicans care about. If we don’t attack people every few years and get into a war, how will they justify excessive military spending to enrich private corporations?

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1 hour ago, Stan said:

Where are the cultist now? It’s pretty quiet in here 

They always go quiet when Trump does something and indefensible .

 

They also only rise up when some Democrat/left wing topic gets brought up as a diversion .

 

Watch one of the “what about ism “ topics will pop up once or two weeks.

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52 minutes ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

What I'm seeing coming out of Republicans is they think this will be a quick war. It won't be. Iran has a ton of leverage regardless of how it plays out. 

They pretty much know that they don’t need to “win”.  Just draw it out for a while.  Because we have no idea what to do there and have no appetite for real nation building in that area.  Eventually we will leave asap.

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35 minutes ago, Starkiller said:

When you are facing your own destruction, sometimes the inevitable thought is to take your enemy out with you. A non-nuclear mutually assured destruction if you will.

My thoughts as well in terms of MAD. Hearing him talk about that it's exactly what went through my mind. 

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What I know is that if it turns into a situation like Libya then there's no telling who gets their hands on what. We are now funding the Kurds, who I appreciate and they've been royally fucked by the US and Trump before, but that is a very dangerous game. What's likely to happen is civil war down ethnic lines. 

 

We'll see, but anyone who thinks this is a fly by night type situation is an idiot. 

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1 hour ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

What I'm seeing coming out of Republicans is they think this will be a quick war. It won't be. Iran has a ton of leverage regardless of how it plays out. 

There is another huge problem.  Trump has yet to say what victory looks like.  When do we stop bombing?  When do we leave?  What does Iran look like when we leave?  

 

If you can't define the end game, when is it over?  No answers.

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