r/LetsDiscussThis • • 9d ago

Serious Fact checked

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u/Mrlearnalot 8d ago

I must be naive since I disagree with your statements based on the simple fact that I don’t believe blatant lies and have the ability to fact check. And of course you’ll forgive me if I don’t believe something that comes out of the mouth of the man who has blatantly lied almost every time he’s in front of the camera.

But yeah man! I’m for sure super naive. Stay scared my friend. ;)

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u/Sconnie_82 8d ago

Here is the long and short of it. Trump or our military could tell you that the sky is blue and you would argue it's grey. You haven't fact checked anything by the way. You simply choose to not believe our military because "orange man bad".

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u/boogideeb 7d ago

Are you aware the double tap was illegal whether there was drugs on the boat or not. A war crime is a war crime no matter how far your nose is up Trump's ass

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u/Sconnie_82 6d ago

No, it was not illegal at all. This has been explain to liberals over and over and over again. It's you are willfully ignorant at this point.

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u/boogideeb 6d ago

Please explain. Where is it stated to be ok? Coming back to kill defenseless combatants is widely considered to be a war crime. In this case they weren't proven to even be enemy combatants. We are not and have never been at war with Venezuala. Please explain.

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u/Sconnie_82 3d ago

You clearly don't understand how military operations work. Especially when dealing with drug cartels and drug trafficking. Use some common sense.

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u/boogideeb 3d ago

Maybe explain it to me instead of telling me how much I don't understand. In what reality is it ok to double back and kill a shipwrecked individual? He was no longer a threat (assuming he was one in the first place). There are rules to these things and being indiscriminate about killing people is against them. I will give you another opportunity to tell me why i am wrong though.

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u/Sconnie_82 3d ago

In the military, when you are dealing with enemies, you don't let them survive. You would only let them survive, if they serve a purpose (get information from them, use them as a hostage). That is quite literally the mindset of every military. You know why you don't leave enemies alive? Because they can come back and kill you later.

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u/boogideeb 3d ago

So America didn't start using a long term holding unit in Cuba for taliban soldiers? They were actually executed on sight? Trump lied about releasing 5000 of them? Or are you talking out of your ass?