U.S. Army Issues Statement Criticizing Trump Campaign Over Their Behavior at Arlington Cemetary

[robosmith]

3 hours ago, Hodad said:

So whenever terrorists blow up military personnel it's because the POTUS made "gaffes"? Or only Biden?

Trying to figure out this new rule. 

The "new" rule is make up shit where ever it can be used to  tar political opponents no matter the fairness involved.

The much greater "gaffe" was the ineffective invasion mission perpetrated by George Bush Jr.

[User]

7 minutes ago, robosmith said:

 

The much greater "gaffe" was the ineffective invasion mission perpetrated by George Bush Jr.

There was no invasion. The Northern Alliance was already fighting the Taliban, Bush helped them. 

[Guest]

9 hours ago, Hodad said:

So whenever terrorists blow up military personnel it's because the POTUS made "gaffes"? Or only Biden?

Not at all.

If you make a hasty pull out, and leave personnel open to this due to the haste with which it was performed, yes--you are indirectly responsible for those deaths.

Blaming Trump for wanting to pull out, doesn't remove the fact that you left your own people virtually defenseless to such an attack.

5 hours ago, robosmith said:

Decision to withdraw forces IS NOT "gaffes."

Correct.

Hasty and haphazard pull outs, are. 

5 hours ago, robosmith said:

ISIS perpetrated the suicide attack and is solely responsible

They are responsible for the attack. Biden is responsible for creating the opportune conditions to coordinating it.

5 hours ago, robosmith said:

People die in wars and Biden didn't start the war

All correct. But he chose to pull out in a very disorganized and rushed manner, blaming Trump for this. 

Like you said. The pullout isn't the issue. How you pull out, is.

[Chrissy1979]

8 hours ago, User said:

Quote it. Quote exactly what you are talking about. I already told you what he said in the video. Enough of your silly games. 

I don't feel like typing for you. I already cited the video. You never told me what he said about the parents. You were too craven to address that at all. But to paraphrase, when talking about who was responsible for the crime, he said maybe it was the parents. 

You people are so weaselly. It's hilarious.

[User]

3 hours ago, Chrissy1979 said:

I don't feel like typing for you. I already cited the video. You never told me what he said about the parents. You were too craven to address that at all. But to paraphrase, when talking about who was responsible for the crime, he said maybe it was the parents. 

You people are so weaselly. It's hilarious.

LOL... so, you don't feel like typing, but just typed up this response. 

Sure. 

No, you lied and said: "saying maybe they set him up to look bad."

That is not what he said. He said that about the administration. 

[Chrissy1979]

So use your words and describe to me your interpretation of the sentence in the video referencing the families. Don't try to chicken out. You won't fool anyone.

[Rebound]

5 hours ago, Perspektiv said:

Not at all.

If you make a hasty pull out, and leave personnel open to this due to the haste with which it was performed, yes--you are indirectly responsible for those deaths.

Blaming Trump for wanting to pull out, doesn't remove the fact that you left your own people virtually defenseless to such an attack.

Correct.

Hasty and haphazard pull outs, are. 

They are responsible for the attack. Biden is responsible for creating the opportune conditions to coordinating it.

All correct. But he chose to pull out in a very disorganized and rushed manner, blaming Trump for this. 

Like you said. The pullout isn't the issue. How you pull out, is.

Spare me the BS.  
You people are the biggest damn liars in the history of lying and you make me sick. 
 

George Bush had enthusiastic Republican support to invade Iraq, costing $2 Trillion and 4,000 American lives… for non-existent WMD’s. 
 

Obama takes out Quadaffi, who had perpetrated an actual terrorist attack which killed hundreds of Americans…. FOUR Americans died…. 1/1000th as many as Iraq…. And you lying, pathetic losers treated it like the greatest scandal of all time. Trump rolls in and loses four special forces in his first month in office, and you sweep it under the rug. 
 

You people are completely, totally, utterly, absolutely FULL OF SH1T.   

[User]

48 minutes ago, Chrissy1979 said:

So use your words and describe to me your interpretation of the sentence in the video referencing the families. Don't try to chicken out. You won't fool anyone.

There is no "interpretation"

There is only what he did and did not say. 

You lied. 

[Chrissy1979]

You can't provide even a basic interpretation beyond him blaming the families for putting him in that situation. You lose.

[User]

1 minute ago, Chrissy1979 said:

You can't provide even a basic interpretation beyond him blaming the families for putting him in that situation. You lose.

No, you lied and said: "saying maybe they set him up to look bad."

That is not what he said. He said that about the administration. 

[Chrissy1979]

But you still refuse to say what you think he was saying when he referred to the parents. Why is that something you just don't want to touch?

[User]

Just now, Chrissy1979 said:

But you still refuse to say what you think he was saying when he referred to the parents. Why is that something you just don't want to touch?

No, you lied and said: "saying maybe they set him up to look bad."

That is not what he said. He said that about the administration. 

[Chrissy1979]

You keep repeating yourself to avoid admitting he blamed the families for the federal crime. It's hilarious. You're so weak!

I guess because, if you admit he said what he said, it's not a stretch to say he's suggesting the families may have also set him up, just like he's suggesting the Army is a bunch of political hacks for enforcing reasonable campaign laws at a cemetery.

Weird that you would support him after they assaulted the woman though. I guess you have to pretend that didn't happen too. 😂 

Edited September 1, 2024 by Chrissy1979

[User]

28 minutes ago, Chrissy1979 said:

You keep repeating yourself to avoid admitting he blamed the families for the federal crime. It's hilarious. You're so weak!

This is quite simple, you lied, I called you out on that lie, instead of owning up to that you obfuscate and try to change the subject. 

No federal crime happened, Trump did not blame them for that. 

So, how many more lies are you going to fabricate?

29 minutes ago, Chrissy1979 said:

Weird that you would support him after they assaulted the woman though. I guess you have to pretend that didn't happen too.

The flunky claims that it happened, but the campaign says it didn't. The flunky is not pressing charges and has dropped it. 

So... now what?

 

31 minutes ago, Chrissy1979 said:

just like he's suggesting the Army is a bunch of political hacks for enforcing reasonable campaign laws at a cemetery.

They were a bunch of hacks. No federal laws were being violated. 

[robosmith]

8 hours ago, Perspektiv said:

Not at all.

If you make a hasty pull out, and leave personnel open to this due to the haste with which it was performed, yes--you are indirectly responsible for those deaths.

Blaming Trump for wanting to pull out, doesn't remove the fact that you left your own people virtually defenseless to such an attack.

Correct.

Hasty and haphazard pull outs, are. 

They are responsible for the attack. Biden is responsible for creating the opportune conditions to coordinating it.

All correct. But he chose to pull out in a very disorganized and rushed manner, blaming Trump for this. 

Like you said. The pullout isn't the issue. How you pull out, is.

You don't know that suicide bombers are notoriously difficult to defend against but you believe you know more than the generals which PLANNED to withdrawal. 🤮

It was Trump who forced the sudden withdrawal because HE negotiated our surrender to the Taliban without involving the ANG nor the ANA. They were supposed to takeover the fighting but instead disappeared.

Biden was left with the NO WIN CHOICE of surging more troops to defend against the surging Taliban or hastily withdrawing.

Neither Trump nor Biden wanted to surge more troops. 

Ok, Mr. ArmChair Quarterback, how would you have kept suicide bombers out of the mass of people seeking to get on the last jet out? This should be good... if you have ANYTHING. Remember the necessity of a hasty withdrawal was CREATED BY Trump's incompetence.

[User]

1 minute ago, robosmith said:

It was Trump who forced the sudden withdrawal because HE negotiated our surrender to the Taliban without involving the ANG nor the ANA. They were supposed to takeover the fighting but instead disappeared.

Biden was left with the NO WIN CHOICE of surging more troops to defend against the surging Taliban or hastily withdrawing.

Do you ever care about having any integrity on this forum?

There was nothing sudden about the withdrawal, Biden had months... months to come up with that botched mess. No one forced him to execute it as poorly as he did. 

Biden certainly did have a choice; he chose to withdraw, regardless of the consequences. 

Edited September 1, 2024 by User

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