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Word to the right, next time they start talking about what is (and what is not) patriotic.Here's a few other positions (the majority of American's have) on issues regarding the military:
69 percent said that, despite the war in Afghanistan, the United States was no safer from terrorism.
67 percent of respondents said they [Iraq/Afghanistan wars] had not been worth fighting
82 percent of those surveyed favored bringing U.S. troops home from Afghanistan by 2014 or by an earlier date.
68 percent of respondents favored cutting U.S. spending on the military
56 percent of respondents agreed that, when dealing with international problems, the United States should be more willing to make decisions within the United Nations, even if that meant that the United States would not always get its way.
78 percent of respondents said that the United States was playing the role of a world policeman more than it should.
Overall...Americans favor a less militarized U.S. government approach to world affairs than currently exists.
We're not isolationist, we're anti-military.what else is new----the average american does tend to be a bit isolationist The same type of sentiments were very prevalent in the late 1930s in response to germany's actions In fact there was far more support of STAYING OUT OF IT Sit tight ----things will begin to happen as far as afghanistan is concerned------what a silly mistake------from the VERY BEGINNING The idea of training taliban and arming taliban pigs was very very stupidl I am sorry no one asked me
We're not isolationist, we're anti-military.what else is new----the average american does tend to be a bit isolationist The same type of sentiments were very prevalent in the late 1930s in response to germany's actions In fact there was far more support of STAYING OUT OF IT Sit tight ----things will begin to happen as far as afghanistan is concerned------what a silly mistake------from the VERY BEGINNING The idea of training taliban and arming taliban pigs was very very stupidl I am sorry no one asked me
Anti-military as far as being used as foreign policy.Anti Military? who?
We're not isolationist, we're anti-military.what else is new----the average american does tend to be a bit isolationist The same type of sentiments were very prevalent in the late 1930s in response to germany's actions In fact there was far more support of STAYING OUT OF IT Sit tight ----things will begin to happen as far as afghanistan is concerned------what a silly mistake------from the VERY BEGINNING The idea of training taliban and arming taliban pigs was very very stupidl I am sorry no one asked me
I'm pretty much on board with most of this stuff with the exception of the two which I high-lighted in red.The majority of American's are sick of war and 70% are against a military strike on Iran, according to "...a nationwide opinion survey just released as a report (Foreign Policy in the New Millennium) by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. Conducted in late May and early June 2012..."
Word to the right, next time they start talking about what is (and what is not) patriotic.
Here's a few other positions (the majority of American's have) on issues regarding the military:
69 percent said that, despite the war in Afghanistan, the United States was no safer from terrorism.
67 percent of respondents said they [Iraq/Afghanistan wars] had not been worth fighting
82 percent of those surveyed favored bringing U.S. troops home from Afghanistan by 2014 or by an earlier date.
68 percent of respondents favored cutting U.S. spending on the military
56 percent of respondents agreed that, when dealing with international problems, the United States should be more willing to make decisions within the United Nations, even if that meant that the United States would not always get its way.
78 percent of respondents said that the United States was playing the role of a world policeman more than it should.
Overall...Americans favor a less militarized U.S. government approach to world affairs than currently exists.
The majority of American's are sick of war....
Iran's very real problem of trying to develop nuclear weapons.
(and kick their sorry America hating asses out of our country)
What the fuck do you know about war,
Iran's very real problem of trying to develop nuclear weapons.
1. Iran was working on non-military nuclear programme prior to US and Israel marking it as their next target;
2. In the past 100 years Iran did not attack anyone; how many nations were attacked by US?
So, why do you think Iran working on nuclear weapon (if it does) is a problem, while Israel and US having nuclear weapons is OK'?
The military is strong and budget cuts will not change that. But there is no reason we should be using US tax dollars to:I'm pretty much on board with most of this stuff with the exception of the two which I high-lighted in red.
We should keep the US Military strong and declare the United Nations an enemy of the United States.
(and kick their sorry America hating asses out of our country)
You think being at war for 10 years is normal?Kinda stupid when somebody posts anything, especially a poll fom these sites.
Fail!
I know it's been going on too long, with no benefits for average American's, you punk-ass little bitch!What the fuck do you know about war, faggot?
You served when/where?
