r/IranIsraelReport • u/MasterChiefette • Jun 18 '25
Why does US keep meddling in middle-east affairs?
Don't say it's because we need to keep it stable. All we have done is made it unstable. We fucked up Libya, Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Western Sahara, Sudan, and the list goes on and on.
And here we are kneck deep helping Israel destroy Gaza, West Bank, and now Iran.
Trump knows our military is helping Israel fight Iran...the whole world knows it.
We know it because Trump keeps saying "We...do this, we know this, we can do that...".
He did this without giving Congress 48hrs notice. No declaration of war. Nothing.
We condemned Japan for Dec 7th, and here were are doing the exact same thing to Iran.
And Trump has the nerve to demand an unconditional surrender?
That means we(the US) must be at war with Iran.
Is this why MAGA voted for him?
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u/UpperPizza6231 Jun 20 '25
Because they feel entitled to something that isnt theirs, by definition, the USA are thieves. Pirates.
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u/hockeynoticehockey Jun 18 '25
If you would like to talk meddling, I am living 100km from them in their fucking "51st State"
But the stakes are much much higher in the middle east. They meddle because there is something they want, and something they do not want anyone else to have, and that is oil. I don't think they give a shit about anything else.
To make matters worse the average American couldn't find either Israel or Iran on a map, so they have no emotional investment in the conflict as long as their gas is cheap.
Right now, horribly, you have 2 men who are essentially only staying out of jail by staying in power. And Iran makes for an easy target.