You have all this. And yet, lost a war to goat herders

​@@dailyinternettrends1180 it was moreso our government was tired of laundering money there and went to a more lucrative war....in Ukraine and Israel. War is basically a ponzi scheme just with guns and explosives 😂

@@dailyinternettrends1180 it's all about the money, greed has no bounds in this country if we wanted to we could destroy the entire planet multiple times but luckily there's no money to be made doing that...

We also have the first and second largest air force, our Navy has the second largest air force in the world

@@chrisp308 yall aint destroying shit

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This video is also 7 years old

@@user-bc4nd2ri2p 7 years is not long for military tech.

@valimardorrin6869 We first developed the SR-71 in the 1950s. If we did that back then imagine the leaps and bounds seven years can make with current technology.

If we know about it, if we’re talking about it on YT, it’s atleast 30 year old tech

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You are correct! I got out in 14 and we got some new toys now!

yes dude all hail the 51st state

No, because insurgents and guerrillas often intentionally base themselves within civilian areas and blend in with them. It is very difficult to know who is a combatant and who is a civilian. In the case of the US in the Middle East for the last few decades, the groups being targeted recruit directly from those same people and use accidental civilian deaths as one of their ways of persuading civilians to become insurgents. Read up on the measures that US Special Forces groups had to take to infiltrate those enemy groups and how much they had to work with local leadership, like village elders, to make that happen. In the Middle East, you can't fight without a ton of diplomacy to the thousands of local groups in different population areas, and those people have a lot more in common with the insurgents than they do with a bunch of Americans, just as an American would be more likely to trust an American guerrilla before trusting an enemy force who is invading their land. I might not agree with Jim down the street, but between working with him or working with some Chinese Special Forces guys who I see blowing up half my town, it's a no-brainer, and there's no village that gets to be neutral. Sad as it is, war is messy, and always will be. The idea of having no civilian deaths in a war against insurgents and guerrillas, is only a noble myth, and given the difficulty of attempting to fulfill that myth, coalition forces actually did about as well as you could realistically hope for.

You dont need it to win. So long as we have our hands tied unable to use any of it. Did you hear that we can fit 7 nuclear warheads on the 32 jet. So imagine what UNRESTRICTED warfare would end up as. What gappens when the united states says "there are no innocents."

People really love to bring that up like they weren't hiding in the mountains and caves while we owned Afghanistan and they never stood fought us someone else is raising their kids

​@Peter-dr7hs stupid comment but ok

good point

meanwhile Ukrain sitting on piles of us ammo stocks, "how the hell do they expect us to load nato 5.56 into a vickers gun?"

Korea and Vietnam was lack of training and information on the environment. As for Afghanistan, the pullout was too sudden and improperly managed by the higher ups.

and yet we have bodied every enemy in every decicisive battle in each of those conflicts. womp womp.

They are made by manufacturers here in the sates for the military who buys them.

I’m going to wipe my ass with the flag!

They were not the strongest...they just got to take their turn first...once everyone else got to get their turns, they were soundly beaten.

That was before the United States decided to do something. Strongest in Europe for sure.

They would then make me wonder what we don't know about other countries. They don't mean much if you think of it

We know everything about them.​@tebatso984

There was also a second one that went over Panama they followed the exact route the Japanese planned to invade America in ww2

Yes, but we've chosen not to pay for what I suspect you mean. There's no guarantee that more money would make our government at all levels any wiser or more compassionate.

And yet he cannot pronounce the word "nuclear," defying the stereotype that a "King's English" accent makes a person sound intelligent.

Less people died in the 20 years of fighting in Afghanistan than died in 9/11 this whole we lost in Afghanistan is either propaganda or ignorance to not look at the facts of that mission

@@matthewhawthorne8411 the only ignorant is you thinking we won

@@matthewhawthorne8411 very successful mission indeed just like the escape

did i say escape? excuse my ignorance i meant to say the victory withdrawal.

That’s far from the scariest things they’ve cooked up

Yes but far under organized, trained, supplied and fed.

Boo!

@@Dana_inc what u got u got boo!

Down votiing bud. gonna find u. fuck off"

@@Dana_inc dont mess with us? ask Japan fuck boy

shape up brother man.

You live in fantasy land there out numberd the ratio of how many we have to them is laughable are ability to build them captured to those countries your speaking Afghanistan an Iran is building crap China has the industrial capability but not the economy

Not all come on

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Where do people get this shit from the fucking stupidity in these dumbass statements really shows