Who else thinks Trump's crazy for threatening civilian infrastructure?

[Solvedit]

Obviously, I was mostly thinking of the conservatives on the forum who didn't oppose the war outright because they appreciate the risk of nuclear annihilation by the biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world. 

Who else thinks Trump's threats to destroy Iran's civilization is crazy?  Is he trying to turn the world against the USA by flagrantly committing war crimes?

Does the ultimatum even mention nuclear non-proliferation?  Don't we need international cooperation over the cause of non-proliferation? 

Is he trying to nip the protests in the bud and unite the Iranians behind the Ayatollah?

If he tries to destroy Iran over the straits of Hormuz, I hope the military ignores his orders to attack bridges and non-military power stations, and he gets removed from office.

[BeyondKnowledge]

It seems some of Trump's foreign policies are upsetting you.

He is a business man and not a politician by trade. That is why he was voted In two times  Yet you expect politics as usual.

[RazorV66]

I hope the military ignores his orders to attack bridges and non-military power stations, and he gets removed from office.

Hope in one hand and shit in the other and see which one fills up first.

Who's going to remove him?

[DBCowboy]

Obviously, I was mostly thinking of the conservatives on the forum who didn't oppose the war outright because they appreciate the risk of nuclear annihilation by the biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world. 

Who else thinks Trump's threats to destroy Iran's civilization is crazy?  Is he trying to turn the world against the USA by flagrantly committing war crimes?

Does the ultimatum even mention nuclear non-proliferation?  Don't we need international cooperation over the cause of non-proliferation? 

Is he trying to nip the protests in the bud and unite the Iranians behind the Ayatollah?

If he tries to destroy Iran over the straits of Hormuz, I hope the military ignores his orders to attack bridges and non-military power stations, and he gets removed from office.

Dresden

[DBCowboy]

Hiroshima

[DBCowboy]

Nagasaki

[chr0naut]

It seems some of Trump's foreign policies are upsetting you.

He is a business man and not a politician by trade. That is why he was voted In two times  Yet you expect politics as usual.

Dude, he's your President. The second time. He is a politician.

He was a game-show host.

[Owlwatcher]

Okay, let's think about this. What... if... we're smashing Iran and setting them up to become a tribute state of China. China gets its oil from Iran. If Iran is left a bombed out mess, they'll need someone to rebuild everything and China could step in pay for the infrastructure. But then Iran owes China and China has airbases and military bases in Iran. They have leverage over Iran and now are major players in the region with a stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz. 
     Biden and the dems were owned by China. Trump has made deals with the deep state. Status quo. 
    Or Russia steps in and takes over. I don't see Israel doing anything to build ties with Iran despite their benefiting from Iran's collapse.

[DBCowboy]

Okay, let's think about this. What... if... we're smashing Iran and setting them up to become a tribute state of China. China gets its oil from Iran. If Iran is left a bombed out mess, they'll need someone to rebuild everything and China could step in pay for the infrastructure. But then Iran owes China and China has airbases and military bases in Iran. They have leverage over Iran and now are major players in the region with a stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz. 
     Biden and the dems were owned by China. Trump has made deals with the deep state. Status quo. 
    Or Russia steps in and takes over. I don't see Israel doing anything to build ties with Iran despite their benefiting from Iran's collapse.

What if Space Vampires, from outer space, are also involved?

It boggles the mind.

[Solvedit]

Dresden

Hiroshima

Nagasaki

Were those good things? I've tried to find some reason for it. While Japan was working on nuclear and biological weapons and still had at least two means to deliver them to the US, why attack civilians? The only thing which came close to a valid reason was a reference I haven't been able to locate again, which claimed Japan was killing 100,000 people a month mostly through starvation in the territories it still occupied in August of 1945.