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They were never negotiating in good faith
As evidenced by Trump lying to their face about negotiating with them while supporting kikes' plan to bomb them right before the next meeting was supposed to take place. Again, what kind of BPD whore bullshit are you operating on?

Atleast it's easy to diagnose you as a cluster B basket case from this one reply, lilbro.
 
Really that just isn't my experience. Not to PL, but I live in Appalachian Rust Belt. There are jobs here. You might have to actually break a sweat and build or produce something meaningful, but there also still grocers, clerks, and other less strenuous work. Like everywhere you'll have your more successful and less successful, but I can tell you that I never see a homeless person.

Also I have to disagree that urban crime only comes from lax governance. For one we know there is a statistical correlation between blacks and crime rates. The other factor that I suspect is that cities create generally low trust environments. Committing crimes has a certain degree of difficulty to it when everyone knows who you are and knows where to look when their fourwheeler comes up missing. It's just a very strange perspective to me on what life is in a rural community, it doesn't correlate to what I encounter living in one.
I am not saying these places are completely void of jobs but a lot of their jobs are gone, and hence why they feel more empty and why younger people try to leave by either joining the military or finding a job in some city. A lot of the jobs, mainly union-based ones like factories or mines and some trades have either been taken over by cheap foreign labor or sent overseas. These places don't have many homeless people because they tend to go elsewhere. There are many reasons why the homeless tend to go to big cities, such as a lot of blue states/cities tend to have better services for them, and sadly, some of the homeless themselves are from the cities that have been priced out due to either rising rents or being kicked out.

No one is disagreeing with the crime stats of mostly being committed by Blacks or Browns. If the cities were mostly White or White & East Asian, they would be super safe. ofc it depends on place to place within the cities, there are always going to be ghettos. I would argue that crime in the cities is different from crimes in the country, but crime in the cities is mainly due to the administrative issue, along with the degenerate cultures within inner city hoods (look at Bronx drill rap for example)
 
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There will be no draft. There wasn't one for the GWOT, which was larger in scope and Trump has never favored boots on the ground. He does strikes. Russian isn't helping anyone because they're bogged down in Ukraine and Chernobyl was a once in a lifetime incident that required a series of near impossible events to occur.
First, 2001 Afghanistan, and 2003 Iraq are not the same as 2025 Iran. Afghanistan had no professional military to speak of, and was in the midst of a civil war. Which helped our invasion because there were already would-be allies on the ground. Iraq had already suffered one major military defeat in 1991, and had been on the decline since than. This is of course leaving out the differences between an oppressive secular dictatorship, and a fundamentalist theocracy. Which if you don't think won't drive lots of Iranians to die against the "atheist, homosexual loving, and degenerate" US, well I have a bridge for sale.

Second, the capabilities of militaries has changed in the odd 20 years since the start of those actions. Ukraine, and even prior in Syria, has proven the devastation the cheap small drone can cause to military forces. Which Iran has in vast quantities, and infrastructure to produce; and which the United States is fundamentally lacking in an adequate means to stop. That's not to mention the experience Iranians have gained in Iraq against Americans and our tactics. Iran did supply Iraqi insurgents with IEDs. Iran had advisors in country. The assassination of Soleimani was in direct response to his actions to stir up locals against US presence. This is also leaving out that Russia and China will likely supply Iran with real time intelligence if not material support. Very likely by the Russians in retaliation for us doing the same for Ukraine.

Third, this will not be a war confined to Iran proper. Iran has a vast network of militias in Iraq alone. Remember all those popular mobilization forces that were the actual resistance to ISIS in Iraq? Yeah, Iranian backed. Iraq is a mostly Shia country, and would be easy to stir up into action against the US. That's not to mention all the general jihadists this will stir up because this will be seen as a US/Israel attack on Islam.

Fourth, the American military is not the same military it was. A lot of people are either retired, having been burnt out by multiple deployments, or are simply dead. That's not mention the effects of Obama, and Biden have had on the military. DEI, liberalism, whatever you want to call it has seriously fucked up the military. The simple competence of the average officer and soldier has gone down. You can't have nearly two decades of war, and DEI; and not suffer something to your ability to wage war. Furthermore the military had to engage in stop-loss to keep personnal in theater during our actions in Iraq and Afghanistan. It will be harder to find recruits this time around, and once the bodies start coming back, and they will. No war is completely one sided. It will be much harder to convince some 17 or 18 year old kid to sign up.

I love America, I don't have any sympathies for islamists. However, I can't but see the sky is blue, the grass is green, and a land war in Iran will given enough time lead to a draft. We will go for regime change. That is the simple fact. The people in washington can't but salivate at the idea of "liberating" and "westernizing" some backwards brown country like Iran. Just think about all the kickbacks from government contracts from everything from bombs to programs to teaching lesbian dance theory.

We need to stay out of Iran.

(Edited to fix my poor writing.)
 
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