How long has the US been “defending” itself 7,000 miles away from home? At least 13 civilians, including 9 children and a village's lone doctor, were killed in an American airstrike in Naser Khil in eastern Afghanistanhttps://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/b1s0un/at_least_13_civilians_including_9_children_and_a/ …
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How did David Hogg, who couldn’t even get into a public college, get into Harvard with a 1270 SAT score? Harvard has a 4.5% acceptance rate & the bottom 25% of their students average higher than a 1400 on their SAT’s. Inquiring minds would like to know.
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The real question is when has it not.
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I’m a more pro-gun liberal, so sometimes I disagree with you on gun policy, but god damn you hit the nail on the head each time about America’s bullshit interventionist wars. Keep at em. The people are listening to the youth and you need to keep spreading this truth.
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Reasonable to change the name of the Department of Defense to the more accurate Department of War.
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It was called that until 1947.
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My son was born in 2001, 8 months before his dad deployed there for the first time. Now he's old enough to fight on the same ground
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