Adam Kim

@paritosh_bhide lol. Check Canada and the EU...Actually, check all of the Middle East and most of Africa.

Americans genuinely might be the dumbest people in the history of human existence

@kangminlee I think you are taking things a little too literally. Honestly? I get it. But he has freedom to express whatever he wants as well and healing another person dressed as a holy figure isn’t all that outlandish.

To the conservatives telling everyone to "take a joke" of Trump posting himself as a Christ figure, did you know blasphemy was illegal in America for most of its history? That's how seriously the founding Americans took blaspheming Jesus. What are you even trying to conserve?

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@revgalerivs Lmao. What the hell. That is dumb.

hahah.. free speech until you criticize ONE group... what a jok...

@revgalerivs Honestly, this has been a great conversation overall. I get your view on this and I do agree somewhat to it. I hope you do for my viewpoint as well.

So there is and will be not peace in iran and homuz is still closed

@revgalerivs I do? I'm saying that it is leverage against our allies to increase their defense spending or we leave and come back to our corner of the world. We have an abundance of resources in the North and South America's.

@AdamKim26 "Play in our corner of the world" Do you know where israel And iran are?

@revgalerivs I mean we free the people of Iran who had more of their people killed by the Iranian Government then by any bombs used by Israel and the United States. And the useless knowledge you have stated isn't so useless if it is leverage against EU who haven't been paying thier fair share

@AdamKim26 You think that current and future cost of this war is excusable by this learning? I think it is very large price to pay for useless "knowedge"

@revgalerivs Oh yeah. It is leverage against our allies to spend on defense capabilities or we leave them alone against Russia and China and we just play in our corner of the world. China and Russia wouldn't do that since they also want to make a deal. Preferably China actually.

So what you say. Us find out that allies are weak... that is not good. Btw war just started and russia is sending help and drones. And china blocked un resolution to open homuz straith. Probably soon we will see chinese drones aand air defense systems more. It all just started. And end is no in sight

@revgalerivs Probably? But i doubt the strikes last year fully eliminated the bomb making ability. It is more of how precise we are in gathering information for the strikes this year. Inflation was around 2% to 3% which is high, but near the standard.

@revgalerivs I think overall, this conflict did it's job for the United States. We learned many things, we understood the capabilities of enemies and allies, and we are able to showcase that we can physically back up our Tariff talk.

@revgalerivs On the plus side, the United States also gain a lot more data on its allies and enemies capabilities. Russia and China barely helped out Iran and slunk away. Our supposed EU allies didn't even have the capabilities to match a weakened Iran. Sad really.

@revgalerivs We barely pay anything. And, it also puts Israel into the spot light, making it easier for people to track since we are ‘allies’ now, no? How many people were talking about it before this conflict? Not a lot. Now, it has spread. Interesting right?

@AdamKim26 yes, that is correct.. but what is long term economical price we will pay for that jewish cause?

@revgalerivs It showcases that we can defend ourselves both physically, with our military might, and economically, with tariffs. It also shows the weaknesses in European countries where their military might can’t even equal the level of Iran. Overall, we showcased what we needed and got out.

@revgalerivs We can debate if the war was necessary or not. However, what it did demonstrate was that the United States had the ability to take out leadership, take out navy and Air Force’s of a foreign country, and come out with minimal losses.

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@HoChiMickey @kithps5 @kangminlee LMAO. Weirdo.

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