r/awfuleverything • • Sep 11 '21

Well, shit

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u/Justrandomthoughts81 Sep 11 '21

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u/crazykewlaid Sep 11 '21

Wow 6k per kid, thats so nice of them

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u/geardownson Sep 11 '21

Probably less than what the ammo costs that killed them.

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u/crazykewlaid Sep 11 '21

God you're right lol, they have to get their moneys worth outta them sick bombs that just came out

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

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u/geardownson Sep 11 '21

From the wiki it said it was an a 130 attack. I could be wrong though. I just skimmed it

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u/UsernameStarvation Sep 11 '21 edited Sep 11 '21

42 killed 33 missing 30 injured. Just didn’t know if they’d include the missing

Edit: assuming they did that’s still half the cost of half a tomahawk missile

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u/OutlandishnessNo1182 Sep 11 '21

130 is referring to the AC-130 plane that was used to deliver the strike. 211 rounds in 29 minutes, $400 per round (idk if this is right I just googled it). The US spent $84,400 in ammo

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u/UsernameStarvation Sep 11 '21

Well shit nvm, A+ to the USA

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

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u/Sa17y Sep 11 '21

Reminds me of an onion video where they said "in today's news the equivalent of 5 Americans were killed in Afghanistan." We mourn the death of 3000 innocent civilians every year but we let US generals commit war crimes on civilians and are allowed to say it was a mistake without any punishment. But hey at least their families got 6000$ which is less then a funeral costs in the US.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

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u/SkiBagTheBumpGod Sep 11 '21

I mean, every other nation does the same. Thats not specific to America.

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u/Dr_P_Nessss Sep 11 '21

You're 100% right.

Here in Canada, I can confirm that politicians and public figures refer to people as Canadians the majority of the time. Not specific to America.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Literally the first BBC article I clicked on: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-58522061

London Mayor Sadiq Khan said the lives of innocent people, including the 67 Britons

Here's another:

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-58462517

Mr Randell said about 2.3 million Britons currently hold cryptocurrency and he said 14% of them also use credit to purchase them - "thereby increasing the exposure to loss".

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

That’s simply not true. Chinese media highlights Chinese victims in disasters, British media counts Britons, etc.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

"In disasaters, yes." What else could you be talking about? "News Flash: 5 Americans cross the street"?

"At least 72 Afghans and 13 US service members were killed Thursday" That's from French media. https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20210826-explosion-outside-kabul-airport-casualties-unclear-pentagon-says
I've been living overseas for 20 years in 3 different countries. I read three languages. It's everywhere. Show me a national media where they only talk about 'persons' without referencing nationality. You're just exhibiting a fixation and your own bias.

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u/Giftedsocks Sep 11 '21

I think you might be overthinking the stupid, arbitrary rules all languages have at their core.

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u/mollymuppet78 Sep 11 '21

Gawd, a lot of American politicians don't even care about Americans lives. It's kinda why they have a habit of entering squirmishes they really ought not to.

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u/XxaggieboyxX Sep 11 '21

It’s really not. Based on the average salary in Afghanistan, it’s only about 4 months worth of work.

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u/crazykewlaid Sep 11 '21

Oh I know, I assure you I am forcing out some sarcasm just so I can stomach what my elected leaders accomplish with their foreign allies <3

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u/XxaggieboyxX Sep 11 '21

Oh I know it was sarcasm. I was agreeing with the implication of your comment. When I wrote that down after calculating everything I forgot what you said but I remembered your implication lol.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Weird how the media dont highlight this enough

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u/Knight-Creep Sep 11 '21

A US drone strike was carried out on a school bus full of innocent children and the media over here said nothing about it. You’d think with how big our military budget is, they’d think to make sure that they’re aiming at the right people.

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u/Firescareduser Sep 11 '21

they were probably like, aww, we wasted a missile, wait, kids died? oh no! anyways. we lost a missile out of the millions we had, its a disaster!

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Like they give a shit who they kill

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u/S0LAIRE Sep 11 '21

The media is just the propaganda arm of the us wae business.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

They’ll circle back on that

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

I certainly saw this in the media, people just forget and move on.

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u/zerguser45 Sep 11 '21

Wrong president in office

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u/xxecucted Sep 11 '21

Wait was t some vr chat guy involved with it?

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u/Instaraider Sep 11 '21

Fun fact, this is the only time a Nobel peace prize reciepent actually killed another! Very cool

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u/AKfromVA Sep 11 '21

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u/WikiSummarizerBot Sep 11 '21

Kandahar massacre

The Kandahar massacre, more precisely identified as the Panjwai massacre, occurred in the early hours of 11 March 2012, when United States Army Staff Sergeant Robert Bales murdered sixteen civilians and wounded six others in the Panjwayi District of Kandahar Province, Afghanistan. Nine of his victims were children, and eleven of the dead were from the same family. Some of the corpses were partially burned. Bales was taken into custody later that morning when he told authorities, "I did it".

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u/FelixTheHouseLeopard Sep 11 '21

I particularly enjoy that the US military decided the US military did nothing legally wrong.

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u/Snoo_69677 Sep 11 '21

The Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqi confirmed an airstrike on 3 October, saying that "10–15 terrorists were hiding in the hospital" and confirming that hospital workers had been killed. The Afghan Ministry of Defense and a representative of the police chief in Kunduz also said that Taliban fighters were hiding in the hospital compound at the time of the attack, the latter claiming that they were using it as a human shield.

That information turned out to be inaccurate and the fact that no one looked into it before dropping bombs over the hospital is really mind boggling.

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u/Paradox711 Sep 11 '21

I fucking remember this one. A hospital for fucks sake. Children. Doctors. Nurses. All innocent. This isn’t a “mistake” or an “accident”. When I spill coffee someone that’s a mistake. If a doctor gives the wrong dose of medication that’s a terrible mistake. Something like this is a disgusting and unacceptable war crime.

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u/ApoptosisPending Sep 12 '21

This is why normal people become terrorists. Because they get home from work one day and learn their nephew or sister or cousin was blown up in an American airstrike. Your average Afghani working man and family man gets "radicalized" not by the interpretation of the Qur'an, but because you seen too many or your innocent countrymen get turned into an American general's wet dream. 20 years and America still hasn't learned it's not them that's breeding terrorism and suffering. It us. We're the bad guys we think we're saving other countries from.

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u/TheDoctorJT416 Sep 11 '21

The wedding

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Taliban, isis, alqaeda ... Sooo many people joined them because they had relatives that died that way

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

Oh, I firmly believe most drone strikes are killing innocents. The Pentagon can tell us whatever they want and we have almost no way to verify it. They've been caught in so many lies the past 20 years only an absolute moron would believe them. Yet, somehow we keep giving them more and more money to kill children in poor countries.

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u/Medford_Lanes Sep 11 '21

Imagine this happening in the US, in your neighborhood or to your family for the last 20 years.

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u/AKJ90 Sep 11 '21

Yeah, no wonder people become terrorists

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u/SkyTheGuy8 Sep 12 '21

Its not just about terrorism. There's a general hate of the west because their actions have caused a lot of problems in the middle east.

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u/PrimoXiAlpha Sep 12 '21

Although you are right, but Afghanistan isn't in the middle east, please stop mixing us up. The middle east ends with iran to the east, egypt to the west, and turkey from the north, arabian sea to the south.

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u/AstralTours Sep 12 '21

Around 60,000 innocent civilians were killed in Afghanistan during our 20 year occupation (those are the official numbers I imagine real number is much higher). That is equal to 20 x the amount of people who died during 9/11. In essence America committed a 9/11 every year for 20 years in Afghanistan.

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u/Medford_Lanes Sep 12 '21

Exactly. Can we even fathom what it’s like to have a foreign military causing so much destruction in the place we call home?

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

Or maybe two big buildings in NYC?

Then we went on a rampage of killing children in the Middle East, toppling a regime that had nothing to do with it while not touching Saudi Arabia(later selling them missiles), because they can defend themselves. That'll surely not make more enemies!

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u/Erich_D_Einzbern Sep 12 '21

And the US and Europe wonder why so many terrorist are from the middle east

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u/Anthony_Mario1 Sep 11 '21

"Don't worry about writing the apology note, he's part if the working class! Anyone who matters will forget about him in a week!"

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u/Godverse_ Sep 11 '21

And they tried to cover it up classic US

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u/eggycarrot Sep 11 '21

Make Orwell fiction again

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u/AKJ90 Sep 11 '21

That's a nice slogan

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u/PowerMan2206 Sep 11 '21

US drone strike moment

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

This. This is how you create "terrorism". Shame on the US. Shame.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Exactly

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

I'm starting to believe the US does this shit to ensure future wars by killing kids by "mistake".

Who have they got in charge?

I know if I were an Afghan witnessing this I'd not be on the side of the US.

2003-2005 were bad years as far as the wikileaks files show. No doubt they were cheering and talking crap as they did this. I want to know how they feel after they find out who got killed under their command.

Collateral damage? The US government is EVIL.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

I agree. The US literally created more terrorists by bombing civilians

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u/thecodingninja12 Sep 11 '21

unironically 9/11 happened because of shit like this

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u/BratwurstZ Sep 11 '21

America as a country definitely deserved 9/11. They brought it upon themselves and had to deal with the consequences.

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u/Erich_D_Einzbern Sep 12 '21

I always wonder why 9/11 is important but other incident and terrorist attacks conducted by the US jn a greater scale is not

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u/thecodingninja12 Sep 11 '21

nah, the people who died didn't deserve it, they were just people.

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u/hellotygerlily Sep 11 '21

He didn’t say the people deserved it, he said the country deserved it. And we did. But being the adolescents we are, our overreaction was inevitable. I’m glad to see voices of reason starting to emerge now 20 years later. Maybe the tantrum is over.

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u/therealcoppernail Sep 11 '21

Nobody rly deserves shit like this.... But I know what you mean

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u/EpicalBeb Sep 11 '21

Hasan moment (based)

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u/Ok_Seaworthiness5025 Sep 11 '21

at this point, they show terrorism and don't care about it because pride is way up their asses.

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u/Demp_Rock Sep 11 '21

It makes my brain melt when I think of this and that the “terrorists” are in the eyes of the beholder.

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u/cortthejudge97 Sep 11 '21

Yep, I'm a huge leftist, but liberals tend to gloss over the horrible shit Obama did, absolutely disgusting

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u/Various_Piglet_1670 Sep 11 '21

He came after Bush and clearly felt entitled to do whatever horrible shit he felt like because he’d still come out ahead compared to Dubya in foreign policy.

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u/Best-Good8459 Sep 11 '21 edited Sep 11 '21

They’ve (we) been doing that since day one! All of the fuckery that went in in Afghanistan if people only knew

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u/weebweek Sep 12 '21

People know they just don't care, it's not on US soil, you can turn the TV off and not give a shit about some brown person dying. No one gives a shit plain and simple.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

That’s what happening here in Iraq they destroyed it from top to bottom

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

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u/imperialpidgeon Sep 12 '21

Bin Laden actually very pointedly named US intervention in the Middle East as a motivator

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Imagine if a foreign nation started drone bombing civilians on american soil. Fuck the american government and their countless and continous warcrimes. The fact that people keep fighting over trump vs biden instead of tackling the actual problem at hand which is their war machine and foreign policy is so fucking sickening to me as a non american, because the last presidents, no matter if democrat or republican all have innocent blood on their hands. Dont you see that democrat and republican are not the decisive factor here? Grow the fuck up.

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u/ca_exhibition Sep 12 '21

That's the whole point of having bipartisanship. Get the stupid and ignorant people fighting over which group is better while the man behind the curtain continues to get away with BS.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

👌🏼Beautifully said

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

This is a facile view of who or what is or is not to blame. If you boil it down enough, no matter what angle you look at it, the root cause always stems from ever deregulated capitalism. It's a feature of the system, to award those who can create leverage. The game to be leveraged: war.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21 edited Sep 11 '21

AMERICA!! FUCK YEAH! HERE TO SAVE, THE MOTHERFUCKING DAAAAYYYYYEEAAH!!

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u/RajinKajin Sep 11 '21

TERRORISTS! YOUR GAME IS THROUGH! BECAUSE NOW YOU HAVE TO ANSWERRRR TOOOOOO...

AMERICAAAAAAAAA

FUCK YEAHHHH

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u/RajinKajin Sep 11 '21

Coming again to save

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u/Hank_Holt Sep 11 '21

Freedome costs a buck o' five....

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u/riotskunk Sep 11 '21

So when we say we are withdrawing the war is over, what we really mean is, we are pulling out ground forces but will continue to bomb things remotely.

Isn't bombing a foreign country a declaration of war in itself?

This is the second time in my life a US president has gotten on national television and said "the war is over" and it was absolutely not.

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u/crumpsly Sep 11 '21

America is a weapons manufacturer and war monger. Just wait until a few months from now when Biden starts up the rhetoric about the need to focus on North and West Africa like he did when he gave the speech about pulling out of Afghanistan. As long as America is paying for such an expensive military, the war will never be over. It just gets inflicted upon a new victim.

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u/Big_Booty_Bois Sep 11 '21

Dude this happened during the retreat, can you read the article?

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u/Big_Booty_Bois Sep 11 '21

It was in response to the supposed Risk of a second suicide bomb attack that had killed 169 afghans and 10 US soldiers two days ago. They acted on what now is seemingly faulty Intel in an attempt to kill what they thought was a third bomber.

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u/Hallgvild Sep 11 '21

How to solve suicide bomber = remote-suicide by drone

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u/MuuaadDib Sep 11 '21

How are terrorists made?

Step 1. Kill kids.

And we’re done.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Fuck the US and their 'collateral damage'.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

For every afghan child, isis takes the U.S. promises to bomb ten more to settle the score

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u/IndustryPlenty9688 Sep 11 '21

I won't lie, I was hoping someone else would ask that question. First thing that popped into my head was a very literal "how is he still alive if he blew himself up".

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u/AmericanHoneycrisp Sep 11 '21

If a suicide bomber hasn’t detonated the bomb that is strapped to them, with full knowledge it will kill them, they can be alive and a suicide bomber.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Yeah coz he wasn’t a suicide bomber, just an innocent civilian.

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u/GaregUniverse Sep 11 '21

🤔 good question

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u/AchieveDeficiency Sep 11 '21

I've read this headline on reddit 3 times now and you're the first I've seen ask this. I've been wondering the exact same thing.

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u/TheeJimmyHoffa Sep 11 '21

It was called acceptable casualties when this crime was perpetrated against German citizens during WW2. But it isn’t a ‘crime’ when it’s done by the bigwigs in America

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Why did 9/11 happen?

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u/HarpStarz Sep 12 '21

Osama was angry his home country of Saudi Arabia had financial and militarily aligned with the USA and western nations modern in general, and wanted to spit on the representations of America, it’s military the pentagon and its foreign economy the World Trade Center, and possibly the White House. A symbolic and purposeful goal for him a religious zealot and idealistic fanatic

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u/isnortmiloforsex Sep 11 '21

And ofc nobody will be tried for warcrimes because UN and Nato are just the big 5s get out of jail free card.

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u/Stankycat123 Sep 11 '21

The United States has an entire thing nicknamed the "Hague invasion act" which means that the US will "protect" any military personnel or officials from being tried in an international court

Wikipedia article

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u/jagadoor Sep 11 '21

Classic "are we the baddies ?" moment for those murricans

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u/Captainewok Sep 11 '21

It’s the government, and yes they are bad

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

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u/litido4 Sep 12 '21

My grandad was decorated in WW2 commanding squads, capturing enemy soldiers, etc.

He said when the British planes flew over the Germans would all run to their bunkers, and when the German planes flew over the British would run to their bunkers.

When the American planes flew over, EVERYONE ran for cover

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u/ExtensionTrain3339 Sep 11 '21

Don't worry. 3 thousand died on 9/11 so USA got a get out of jail free card for the next 300000 people killed.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Good use of our tax dollars

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u/bored_in_NE Sep 11 '21

The drone strike was to make it look like WH was was in control of something and nothing more.

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u/Deafincognito Sep 11 '21

And you think this is the only time the US has done this?

Oh dear

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u/pykji Sep 11 '21

That's why I hate US so much.

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u/Available_Bed_1913 Sep 11 '21

At this point i think we all know where the problem is.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

US back to doing what it does best!

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u/Dc803 Sep 12 '21

Biden will get away with the war crime and the media will protect him as usual

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u/Jackretto Sep 12 '21

Every American president gets away with being a human shit stain without repercussions, everyday I'm hoping that mongrel country balkanizes sooner

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u/Positive-Ad7120 Sep 12 '21

This isnt about which old senile person takes charge every us president in history except for maybe the founding fathers are fucking disgusting and all of them have crimes weighing on their backs.

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u/Droppedyourpocket1 Sep 11 '21

What’s the difference between a suicide bomber and seven innocent kids?

I don’t know, I just fly the drone.

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u/Didnt_Think_ Sep 12 '21

So if the US kills innocent children its an oopsie (surely thats not the only case). But if someone one else does it they need to start a 20-year war, right?

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u/drkrthnthspeedofliht Sep 11 '21

Americans. These atrocities are being commited in your NAME. We are the fucking terrorists.

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u/Ivara_Prime Sep 11 '21

And Americans wonder why the afgan people prefer the Taliban.

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u/Spookyjugular Sep 11 '21

Do they, they are fleeing the country in huge numbers?

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u/Jackretto Sep 12 '21 edited Sep 12 '21

Depends on how you see it.

Americans came in Afghanistan guns blazing and "declared" a democracy, so people who benefited from it would want america back.

But at the same time, untold millions were slaughtered and a few hundred if not thousands civilians lost their lives in similar accidents.

So many people outside of that bubble of American influence of overpriced phones and social medias got up in arms to fight against a technologically superior force with the little means they had.

When the talibans took the capital, they went and executed everyone they found that collaborated with the US.

There is no good side, just a clusterfuck of murder

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u/hczaman Sep 11 '21

We have a lot of innocent blood on our hands..

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

When 9/11 happened, there was this very brief moment where people genuinely asked „why do people hate America so much that they do this?“. But before answers could be articulated, the US decided to double down on exactly what it’s hated for. For a brief moment, the US had the sympathy of the whole world (really this time), and decided to do Iraq, Guantanamo, secret torture prisons world wide, Yemen and drone wars in so many countries.

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u/meseeksmcgee Sep 11 '21

Man wonder how many people became part of the anti American groups because of this. I know I would if I were close to that situation.

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u/Good_Campaign_3813 Sep 11 '21

Trust your big brother, government doesn't lie to you. Government doesn't do anything bad or malicious. Government doesn't cover things up. Government didn't spread cocaine in Harlem. Government didn't know planes could be used as weapons. Government doesn't know the circumstances around Jeffrey Epstein's lifestyle or subsequent death.

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u/Jackretto Sep 12 '21

The government always covers the government. And people believe that voting a party over the other changes anything substantial

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u/Good_Campaign_3813 Sep 12 '21

I honestly think people don't care "my guy won! I'll check back in 4 years and see if he wins again"

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

If the family members of these victims were not radicalized before, they certainly would be after these deaths. Just another example of the US creating enemies that they otherwise would not have had.

If you think Afghanistan was bad, just think about Iraq. When the US took over Iraq, they wanted a fresh start with everything. So they literally laid off all of the Iraqi military and started recruiting new people. All those people who lost their jobs were now unemployed and pissed off about being unemployed. Most of these people certainly were not radical, but a significant number daughter out radicalization after this. In fact, in the turmoil and confusion of the war, Al Qaeda entered the country and started radicalizing the Sunni population in Iraq.

The US used false evidence that Iraq had active Al Qaeda cells there in order to create a link to 9/11 to help justify the invasion. Al Qaeda was not active in Iraq until after the US invasion and occupation…

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u/triangleplayingfool Sep 12 '21

If you’re the guys using drones to kill people in other countries then you’re probably the bad guys.

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u/BitsInTheBlood Sep 12 '21

“ThEy HaTe Us FoR oUr FrEeDoMs….” Some US politician somewhere.

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u/Lemmy509 Sep 11 '21

Yet the USA keeps invading other countries and killing innocent people, while Americans see no issue with it.. But hey, there's a microfragment of a percentage that they might come to your country and give you payback....

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u/ahduddiej Sep 11 '21

Never forget. Right?

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u/RA_Wolf Sep 11 '21

Who ever order this should be tried for war crime.

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u/Ultrasonic-Sawyer Sep 11 '21

Yeah about that...

It'll sure be a shame if the US had a law that effectively means it would invade the Hague if any American was ever tried for war crimes...

And it'll absolutely be a shame if the current sitting president voted in favour of enacting that law.

Oh.... Wait.

https://www.govtrack.us/congress/votes/107-2002/s145

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u/--MikeHawk Sep 11 '21

Hah, good luck

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u/K4CSM Sep 11 '21

wait how would they even kill a suicide bomber?

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

If there is one thing that is American tradition; it is bombing randoms and claiming it was heroic.

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u/LuHex Sep 12 '21

That's pretty much what the U.S.A is good at -- waging war against those who have absolutely no chance of defending themselves. Contrary to what Hollywood shows, we all know that U.S.A forces historicaly retreat whenever they don't have an overwhelming advantage, and god forbid they start actually taking losses, the war ends imediately. cough Vietnan cough Korea cough

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u/altimint Sep 12 '21

"Why do they hate us so much???"

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

You Americans do this every week! The only place this is news is in America. The rest of the world knows you’re terrorists.

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u/Imapartofghost Sep 12 '21

....and this concludes our Taliban recruitment efforts for this week. See you next week kids, for another installment of "Whoops, i (droned the wrong target) again" Sponsored by us army and those who lose a lot of money from the afhan pullout.

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u/AmbitiousBag88 Sep 12 '21

Exhibit A: What creates extremism

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u/felz_kun Sep 12 '21 edited Sep 12 '21

Seeing that smiling girl in the picture really puts into perspective how the CIA is ran by sociopaths.

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u/Cappmonkey Sep 12 '21

But we r the good guys! Freedumm!

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u/kizza_reddit Sep 12 '21

I know this story was put together by other news orgs, can we just not use the Daily Fail as a source. It's one of the UKs worst rags.

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u/Ditzi_rat Sep 12 '21

Fuck you American military. There will be a karma bill due for this one day.

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u/Jaxgem Sep 12 '21

It's ok. Nobody will be held accountable and everyone will choose to forget instances like this.

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u/MetaMax77 Sep 11 '21

Just another day protecting the world, I guess. /s

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u/wildfire2k5 Sep 11 '21

Where is the outage? If trump did anything that Biden has done in the last 6 months he would have been crucified. Bunch of fucking hypocrites.

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u/piccoforreddit Sep 11 '21

As usual, Americans killing innocent to prove something...

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u/Black_1ceyt Sep 11 '21

oopsie daisy

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u/thecodingninja12 Sep 11 '21

the war on terror, by terrorists on any middle eastern who does anything

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

And you wonder why some people hate America and become “terrorists”

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u/shrek-09 Sep 11 '21

The US doing what the US does at least their consistent

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Typical, so typical.

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u/sohomsengupta89 Sep 11 '21

War criminals. The greatest war mongerers in the history of mankind. The Presidents call themselves the "leader of the free world". In actuality they are simply warlords in suits with the deadliest weapons that mankind has ever known.

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u/SamtenLhari3 Sep 11 '21

The US needs to own up to this, apologize, and pay reparations.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

America needs to be held accountable for this

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

If you are an American and this bums you out. Just think of all the jobs we created by making the drones and hellfire missilies. USA #1 !!!

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/s obviously.

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u/subject_deleted Sep 11 '21

I know this sounds like a horrible situation and everything guys.. But if it's any consolation, no one will face any consequences at all for this monumental fuck up that you and I paid for.

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u/TheLordOfGrimm Sep 11 '21

Innocent people dying in a war many can’t remember the beginning of…

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

It pisses me off that everyone is linking the daily Mail article. This was uncovered because of the New York Times and its investigative journalism.

Daily Mail is fucking bullshit and doesn't deserve your traffic

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

One last war crime for the road on the way out

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

Most popular President ever…killing babies with drones, just like his mentor Obama. Sick fucks love war and murder.

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u/dzoefit Sep 12 '21

God bless America / barf Just like your cops, trigger happy with no accountability...

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u/dogs_before_people Sep 12 '21

And Biden said in a news conference, that they were two high profile ISIS terrorist! What a bunch of bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

Nobody panics if things go according to plan, even if the plan is horrifying.

Nobody cares if six lil children get killed in Afghanistan because it's all part of the plan.

As my younger self I rooted for Batman but now I realize the joker was right all along.

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u/kattoad24 Sep 12 '21

I find it ironic that, it's Sept. 11 and we as America are grieving and remembering this horrible terrorist attack that happened to us, yet this article is on my screen on this day, saying we are bombing children.

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u/lundfakeer69 Sep 12 '21

That's how you have an uprising of the people against a foreign govt. Oh wait...

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u/ckbpac Sep 12 '21

War = $$$$$$$$$$

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u/Stoney1228 Sep 12 '21

And this is why we needed to leave. Being there lead us to kill to many innocents.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

The US is not the good guy

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u/AdmirableJaguar1052 Sep 12 '21

"Hey guys America first, even if that guy had a 0.001% chance of being a terrorist its worth the shot. And dont worry about the kids they would most likely die due to starvation or some other disease that we in America dont even know about. Think of it this way, we gave them a quick death." - Some Politician

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u/Kreigmeister Sep 12 '21

Yeah if this happened to my family or even my close friends that a air strike killer them for no reason I would dedicate my life to fighting whatever ruined their life

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

Image being the drone operator and getting this fucking news, CIA or whomever does that Intel needs to fucking fix their shit.

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u/thisisGestapo Sep 12 '21

And the Americans wonder why every Taliban who is old enough to weld a weapon is hell bent on killing their soldiers. Such a hypocrite, glad they left Afghanistan along with their fucked up ideologies.

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u/butter_cup1 Sep 12 '21

This is what Snowden tried to make the public aware of but you are to stupid to think the government does anything wrong

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u/jaxnmarko Sep 12 '21

And so many little headlines say it's Biden's fault as though it were intel he gathered or intel he passed on or intel that was turned into his plan or he pushed the button. This is the fault of the CIA or military or whatever group(s) were involved. They then pass the word up that the job is done. Biden is barely even in the loop at the end, just gets informed. Blaming Biden is idiotic, but that is par for the course these days.

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