Wow, damn good thought!
Shallow arguments with no merit and all based on feelings instead of the common sense they proclaim.
The problem wasn’t the armaments we had. Or our warriors ability and will to fight. Or even the Vietnamese will to fight (although they were fighters worthy of any opponent). No, the problem with the Vietnam “conflict” was the politicians. It was the worst run military campaign I’ve ever seen. Take a hill that costs 10-1,000 men and two days later abandoned it to take another meaningless hill with no name only to give it back. And we haven’t decisively won a a conflict since. Our conflicts would be over a lot sooner and with much less blood shed and treasure lost on both sides if politicians didn’t bind the hands of the men and women actually out there risking their lives. And if the media didn’t play along and portray our warriors and hero’s as monsters.
The Afghans did a nice job on Russia too, same for Chechnya.
Vietnam was concocted simply to stuff money into the pockets of the military industrial complex
But we aren’t supposed to be proud of our country or it’s service men and women. Because we kill and oppress people. Doesn’t matter what those people have done to our people or allies. Maybe we can put some people to work repairing the roads torn up by our tanks with those “shovel ready jobs” we were supposed to have the last 10 years.I love all the lefty media freak-out over 45's plans to display our weaponry at the National Mall tomorrow! Such displays of military equipment were commonplace at local Independence and Memorial Day celebrations until the 70s.....of course the tanks were lighter then and perhaps didnt tear up the pavement as badly.
How dare we take pride in the strength of American military men, women, and their gear that keep those Leftist elites safe and comfy in their beds?
Bring on the tanks, and have them waving a big Stars and Stripes from the hatch!
