US-Iran War Mudpit Thread

[Oldcarpy2]

Beat them until they surrender.

Your understanding of military strategy knows no limits, it would seem.

[Oldcarpy2]

While Iranians were free to kill at their whim.

Kay.

Now you want to kill those protesters you said you were going to send help to?

[andy06shake]

While Iranians were free to kill at their whim.

Kay.

Yeah, America has never killed anyone or sponsored terrorists...

What about your dealings with the Mujahideen, or the National Liberation Front(Contras)?

[andy06shake]

Trumps willing to negotiate, Iran isn't.

Yet.

Would you negotiate with someone as untrustworthy?

Or who wiped out your father and a good part of your extended family?

What world is it that happens?

[andy06shake]

Beat them until they surrender.

Thats more a slogan than a plan, DB.

Historically, a lot of religious fundamentalist movements have shown a willingness to fight to the bitter end.

[DBCowboy]

Now you want to kill those protesters you said you were going to send help to?

No, you're right, the US should surrender.

My bad.

[DBCowboy]

Thats more a slogan than a plan, DB.

Historically, a lot of religious fundamentalist movements have shown a willingness to fight to the bitter end.

As they have been doing for 47 years or 1400 years as you prefer.

[DBCowboy]

Would you negotiate with someone as untrustworthy?

Or who wiped out your father and a good part of your extended family?

What world is it that happens?

The new US negotiated with Britain back in 1789 I believe.

 

[andy06shake]

As they have been doing for 47 years or 1400 years as you prefer.

Funny how you never choose to mention this 47-year-old stealth war between the USA and Iran before Trump's shenanigans and B-2 strikes.

Or anyone else, including news channels and social media for that matter. 

Else im sure you will be able to point us all towards near 50 years of news to back the claim?

Where did those reports go, or why dont they exist? 

Equating all tensions since 79 with one ongoing war is a complete and utter cop-out, DB.

It's along the lines of suggesting two neighbours have been in a 47-year battle because they argued over a fence in 1979. 

At least stand behind Trump's actions without having to justify them with his repetitive lies.

[andy06shake]

The new US negotiated with Britain back in 1789 I believe.

 

We did help build your nation and had ancestors and family members ingrained in your respective fledgling states' societies.

I imagine that somewhat cushioned the blow of war...

And made reconciliation with the crown a possibility.

Can America claim the same about Iran? 

Im apt to ponder that the comparison is somewhat apples and oranges...

Additionally, was the "Treaty of Paris," which formally ended the Revolutionary War, not signed in 1783 as opposed to 1789?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Paris_(1783)