Technically, you could be more wrong, theoretically - IMMHO.
But let's level the playing field a moment.
- The US has not had boots on the ground, per se, except to rescue a WSO.
- The first bomb, "Little Boy," was dropped on Hiroshima at 8:15 AM on August 6, 1945.
- The second bomb, "Fat Man," was dropped on Nagasaki at 11:02 AM on August 9, 1945.
As such, they had a 3 day window to come to terms of their fate.
There is a gulf of difference between done and paused, as it relates to bombing and further actions to coax the current regime to come to grips with their actual fate.
Trump has, Mercifully and MAGAnanimously, already told them they would have two weeks to come to terms with their actual fate. Coincidentally, perhaps, giving the US 2 weeks to rest, restock, resupply, gut check NATO members, lock and load.
Regardless... For us, Americans, we have no desire to allow a terrorist regime pursuing a nuclear weapon, much less gorilla-ising the Middle East and elsewhere in the world, through their web of terrorist proxies.
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Originally Posted by 1blackman1
Clearly your understanding of history is limited. And your logic is flawed.
Japan had never been successfully invaded so for them the war wasn’t over. After two atom bombs they waived the white flag and surrendered. Iran hasn’t been invaded and they know having air superiority doesn’t mean the war is won. They also know we, the American people, have no tolerance for a ground invasion or the casualties that would result. For them, the war isn’t over.
Trump isn’t giving Iran some opportunity to save themselves. They know this. He too knows this. The only people that don’t are folks get their information from faux news or untruth social.
For us, America, the war has ended. Aside from some more bombing, we’re done. We aren’t going to do anything further. We’ve surrendered. Iran hasn’t waived the white flag. We have. We’re negotiating with Iran to go back to the pre-war terms. That’s not winning. They still have their uranium Trump allowed them to accumulate and they control traffic in the strait which was openly navigable pre-war.
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