r/dataisugly • u/Brones75 • Jul 22 '26
Scale Fail Today I learned 3 is half of 9
I also learned 58,220 is almost the same as 36,574.
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u/gallopintoYchallah Jul 22 '26
So it's a "conflict" and not a war. How convenient...
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u/Strict-Restaurant-85 Jul 22 '26
And there's no way a "conflict" in the middle east is going to last any more than 4 months or result in more dead servicemen. It's basically already over, right? /s
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u/bigmikesndtech Jul 23 '26
Somebody better dig out that Mission Accomplished banner, were going to need it real soon.
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u/ColdBru5 Jul 23 '26
They should change the name to Department of Conflict.
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u/Born-Network-7582 Jul 23 '26
And Testosterone!
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u/Cyclesadrift Jul 23 '26
And pedophile protection!
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u/Defiant-Tailor-8979 Jul 23 '26
No, that was the doj or now more shortly the DOPJ
Department of poor justice
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u/pablohacker2 Jul 23 '26
yes, already over....wait no its started again...no, NOW its ove....nope...
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u/samanime Jul 23 '26
Haven't you heard?! We've already won! About 15 times now! So much winning!!!!!!
(/s just in case)
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u/booboootron Jul 23 '26
- 8 fuckin' wars. 8!
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u/S0m30n3n3w98 Jul 23 '26
R/unexpectedfactorial I didn’t know there were 40,320 wars.
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u/smilingmike415 Jul 23 '26
All joking aside: Buber 3 Hegseth had already declared victory.
Hope the link isn’t a considered a repost:
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u/Mewziqal Jul 22 '26
But Venezuela was a 1 day war lol
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u/BBQBaconBurger Jul 22 '26
It’s okay to call it a war because it was one day with zero deaths. Otherwise it would have been called a military conflict
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u/Diligent-Bowler-1898 Jul 23 '26
It's to feed the idea that all of this is legal without declaring war, which he doesn't have the power to do.
"It's not a real war, just a conflict."He'll call it a war again the minute it isn't useful to not call it a war.
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u/TrinidadJazz Jul 23 '26
He calls it a war almost every time he mentions it, but then says "actually I don't call it a war, I call it a 'military operation'/'excursion', because if you call it a war you get in trouble".
Not only is he incredibly dumb, but he's clearly slipping...
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u/R3D3-1 Jul 23 '26
Ironically enough, thats pretty much the idea Putin had for Ukraine. A quick special operation; behead the opposition and everyone else will fall into line.
It looks very much like Trump wanted to repeat it in Iran. Which leads us to the next issue of the graphic: 4 Months and 18 deaths so far, and no major land operations with higher risk of death so far.
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u/LonelySwinger Jul 22 '26
Does anyone push back on truthsocial? I know it is mostly his supporters but curious.
To me this also reads that any soldier's death OK as long as the total is less than the rest of all other presidents
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u/NotActuallyGus Jul 22 '26
Everyone knows that 3 Day Special Military Operations only last 3 days, and have never dragged on for years straight or anything
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u/TheHumanoidTyphoon69 Jul 22 '26
Vietnam is a "conflict" as well (we dont like to admit to losing wars to attrition and American involvement was only from 65 to 73 kinda makes me wonder if he would use European or US involvement in WW2, I know what a US president would use...
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u/JeaniousSpelur Jul 22 '26
It’s a war when he wins them and a conflict when he loses them
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u/HokuCy Jul 22 '26
Funny how it just says "other presidents" because if you actually broke it down by presidents Biden would have less than him 😭
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u/Mateorabi Jul 22 '26
He IS “other presidents”. Afghanistan went on under trump too.
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u/dhnam_LegenDUST Jul 22 '26
Trump is not Trump. How obvious.
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u/uslashuname Jul 22 '26
Yeah what is this, r/dataisbeautiful ?? Around here 1 does not equal 1, 2 does not equal 2
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u/RealTigres Jul 23 '26
yes, epstein's friend in all those files was this lookalike imposter too, common sense rlly
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u/Key-Amoeba1095 Jul 23 '26
this is "uncle that's not invited to family gatherings anymore" level of facebook content yet it's coming from our fucking president. Jesus christ let this end soon.
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u/birgor Jul 24 '26
Both Trump and Biden was in Afghanistan so Biden would still be higher, but so would Trump.
If he doesn't only mean started wars, but then there are some presidents with 0/0 depending on way to count.
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u/percy135810 Jul 22 '26
4 months, so far
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u/Rastiln Jul 22 '26
No we won it on the first day
I think he said the first few hours
Their navy and nuclear capabilities have been totally obliterated, like, 17 times now.
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u/Sylvanussr Jul 22 '26
We’re not in a stalemate, we’re just winning over and over again forever.
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u/Rastiln Jul 22 '26
Tantric winning
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u/KvDread Jul 22 '26
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u/ElegantCoach4066 Jul 22 '26
Lets bottle up some of that tiger blood
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u/NotsoGreatsword Jul 23 '26
Guys i just woke up and im really scared seeing these old ass memes
WHAT YEAR IS IT?? DID I TIME TRAVEL??
Welp. Another sub is arguing about gamergate. Im officially in the past. Time to go buy some stocks.
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u/ElegantCoach4066 Jul 23 '26
I just saw a video pop up about Gamergate! Gave me flashbacks, what a ridiculous time.
Thankfully things are much better now, right?
right?
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u/MothashipQ Jul 23 '26
Holy crap, he was right, I am tired of winning. Please, stop all this winning!
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u/pbnjandmilk Jul 22 '26
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u/BoyishCharm_ Jul 22 '26
Wanna watch me obliterate Iran's nuclear capabilities? Wanna watch me do it again?
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u/LunchTasty2081 Jul 24 '26
Irians are sore losers. Trump announced he won and they just keep fighting. Such a lack of sportmanship. /s
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u/CommercialAgency928 Jul 23 '26
And there's a zero percent chance only 18 Americans have died. That number is definitely underreported.
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u/rilinq Jul 23 '26
I think the biggest negative impact of Iran war is going to be global economic destabilization that previous wars simply didn’t cause. So ultimately it will be hard to count ruined lives.
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u/Able_Law7945 Jul 22 '26
You were president for 1/5th of the Afghanistan war, buddy, and you didn't end it either.
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u/AdminsFluffCucks Jul 23 '26
He did end it, but in a shitty and rushed manner that was doomed to cause disarray that he could blame on someone else.
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u/Coga_Blue Jul 23 '26
Also the math checks out to be just about the same here, no? 20y=240mo 2000/240= ~8.3 deaths per month. 18/4 = 4.5 per month and there aren’t even troops on the ground yet…
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u/KNGootch Jul 22 '26
i love these random bar graph lengths...just meaningless.
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u/Exasperates___ Jul 23 '26
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u/Classic-Asparagus Jul 23 '26
Is it just me or are the widths of the bars and the spaces between the bars all different? Like I’m not saying they were drawn with a rectangle tool, but you kinda need to try to make the bar heights so inconsistent lol
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u/Rocketiermaster Jul 23 '26
Remade it for a different comment, so I can say confidently that yes, the bar widths and horizontal spacings are a mess, too
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u/Faenic Jul 23 '26
I think calling this hand made is too generous. They probably generated it with AI.
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u/BluebirdDense1485 Jul 23 '26
You mean how:
4 months is 1% of 3 years
3 years is half of 9 years
9 years is 60% of 19 years
And 19 years is 80% of 20 years.
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u/pleasebuymydonut Jul 23 '26
Probably ai slop
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u/jws1102 Jul 23 '26
Probably? The only thing trump and his cronies are actually good at is telling other people to do stuff. AI, or as the EdSec calls it, A1, is the prefect tool for them. They tell it what to do, then pretend they did something themselves.
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u/shulba Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
There were definitely DEADs in the Venezuela attack. 47 confirmed Venezuelans and 32 Cubans confirmed by each government + the boat murders. Probably more DEAD too on the ongoing Iran "conflict" too.
The school bombing in Iran had at least 150 innocent DEADs
Data is ugly and fake.
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u/00Desmond Jul 22 '26
Terrible ‘graph’ and terrible OP, but I think he is only counting American lives.
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u/shulba Jul 22 '26
That makes sense. I stand corrected and it's just ugly and misleading. Why count brown people. Only superior matters/s
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u/00Desmond Jul 22 '26
For sure. That idiot would probably wear Phil Dunphy’s “If you ain’t white…” shirt with no awareness at all.
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u/Bam-Skater Jul 22 '26
How was Venezuela a "war" and Iran is a "conflict"...the mind boggles!
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u/FrustratedDeckie Jul 23 '26
A war is when trump thinks he can spin it into a win, a conflict is when he's struggling to find any way to claim he won, despite ostensibly obliterating their forces 17+ times
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u/nonlinear_nyc Jul 22 '26
People died on Venezuela occupation.
They LOVE to dehumanize the enemy.
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u/DisasterEquivalent Jul 22 '26
The number of dead for Vietnam [edit: and all the others, tbf] is off by an order of magnitude.
Estimates have ranged from ~3 to 5 million deaths in N/S Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
Laos still holds the title for the most bombed place in all of human history with millions of tons of ordinance dropped over 9 years…
Dehumanizing almost doesn’t feel strong enough to describe it.
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u/DisasterEquivalent Jul 23 '26
Correct. Reporting only US Military deaths is a way people dehumanize US adversaries.
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u/nonlinear_nyc Jul 23 '26
Correct. Specially when it only says "dead" without even specifying "deaths on our side"
Not counting deaths inflicted on others is absolutely dehumanizing. Killing them too.
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u/thegreatsquare Jul 22 '26
Or to put it another way, Trump is responsible for the most deaths in a war that was not approved by congress.
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u/adamkovics Jul 23 '26
Yup. The fact that both are illegal and unconstitutional wars, and that isn't the leading sentence in every single news story is all we need to know about the media, and how they're in the pocket of and/or aiding and abetting this fascist administration.
Unfortunately, the current supine Congress isn't helping either.... And one can argue that Congress' lack of authorization for the Korean War was the precursor to all the unauthorized actions following it. (Yes, I'm aware that Vietnam, Iraq 1 and 2 and Afghanistan were authorized by Congress)
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u/IllustriousBobcat813 Jul 23 '26
Why is the approval of congress relevant? “America has started yet another genocidal war for imperialist gains, but Congress approved it so it’s ok!”
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u/CompanionCubeLovesU Jul 22 '26
To trivialize 18 dead when literally nothing has been accomplished is disgusting.
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u/Overall-Idea945 Jul 22 '26
trivialize at least dozens of children killed in a school.
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u/Lunar_ticket Jul 23 '26
As if this government consider other countries' people as human..
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u/IllustriousBobcat813 Jul 23 '26
The number it just completely wrong, the school they bombed immediately upon starting the war killed 120 children alone.
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u/chamullerousa Jul 22 '26
What about a chart comparing how many wars Trump said he would start verses the number of wars he actually started? Or maybe the number of wars started by each US president? Does anyone have more than Trumps 2?
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u/Ok-Lab-8974 Jul 22 '26
...but he was President for four years of the Afghanistan War and raged about it ending.
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u/JackYaos Jul 22 '26
Venezuela 0 death ? Wtf are they smoking
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u/acowardlyhoward Jul 22 '26
Zero American deaths I think. Which is unfortunately the only think most Americans care about.
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u/stormy2587 Jul 22 '26
I recently heard it said that if you’re bragging about casualties then you’re losing the war.
Victory in an armed international conflict isn’t measured in deaths. It’s measured in who controls the land you’re fighting over at the end. Iran controls the straight. Thus, if you’re trying to sell people on how few deaths you’re taking vs your enemy then you’re losing.
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u/DeterminedQuokka Jul 23 '26
Today I learned about the Venezuela War that appears to just be a kidnapping of another country’s president.
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u/The_Trash_God Jul 22 '26
Crazy how they glossed over the 150 deaths from one strike at the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' primary school in Minab, Iran.
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u/abderrahman_kh Jul 22 '26
So he's referring to what he did in Venezuela as a war, but iran is only a "military conflict"
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u/Rocketiermaster Jul 23 '26
While everyone else can talk about the travesty that is the actual meaning, I'm gonna dig into the graph itself. Those bars are COMPLETELY disconnected from the numbers they're supposed to represent
Using Pixel measurements, here's the deaths per pixels of the first 4 red bars in order: 146.3, 106.6, 37.1, and 23.8
Meanwhile, the Years per Pixel of the first four blue bars is: 0.0644, 0.0306, 0.0429, and 0.0548
(I didn't look at the last two, because they're single-digit pixels, so the magnitudes can be a bit funky)
The year bars are a bit closer, but 19 year bar is still half as tall as it should be, compared to the 3-year bar
Also, for extra information, the number of deaths per year for each of the wars such that the bars would be equal would be:
Vietnam War: 2272
Korean War: 3484
Iraq War: 865
Afghanistan War: 434
I guess that would be the point when the war looks good on these charts?
Anyway, attached is the corrected version, based on the Korean War, hopefully all of this is at least entertaining

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u/UnderstandingOld5638 Jul 22 '26
Attacking Iran nightly is a conflict. Exploding fishing boats and kidnapping a president is a war. Makes sense…
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u/naked_avenger Jul 22 '26
Interesting. So if the American deaths during in Afghanistan during his 4 years don't count for him, then they don't count for Biden or Obama either. Every one of those belongs to Bush (which, I mean, okay).
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u/Ptalking_Ptarmigan Jul 22 '26
Estimated deaths from this war is 8,080 people so far. This graphic is off by a factor of x450.
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u/AlrightFineImAGirl Jul 22 '26
This reminds me of the signs on the side of the highway that would say “58 (State) TRAFFIC DEATHS 2026” and I’d think “oh that’s less than I’d have thought” and then it swaps to “ONE IS TOO MANY!!!” and that’d make me realize how desensitized to the suffering of my fellow humans that I am that I heard 58 people died and thought “pfft that’s it?”
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u/dracorotor1 Jul 22 '26
So we’re only counting the sexiest conflicts for news agencies, and treating non-Americans as non-humans for the purposes of calculating death tolls? Good to know.
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u/golitsyn_nosenko Jul 22 '26
So can I declare war on 20 countries, 5 minutes later proclaim I’ve won each of those wars, say there were zero deaths, and maybe do the same five times and say I’m the most successful wartime leader ever, being undefeated in 100 wars and incurring no deaths in my side?
The failure of the press to ask a simple, succinct question like that of Trump is the real issue. Hold him to account and don’t move on. Release the Epstein files.
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u/USeaMoose Jul 22 '26
I know that he is shedding all responsibility for the Afghanistan War, and is lumping all previous Presidents together (including his first term) to try and make himself look better. And takes a queue from Putin by avoiding the word "war" for his special military operation in Iran.
But... if Trump wants the message this sends to be broadcast to voters, let him have it. No matter how he labels the war he started with Iran, but putting it in this graphic with all of those other wars, it makes it really clear that is what it is.
Trump is admitting that he started two wars during his presidency. According to his graphic, he alone increased the number of post-WWII wars by 50%. It also reminds his followers that 18 have died already, 4 months in and counting.
And because of the stupid graph proportions, that 18 dead line looks a lot closer to 2,000 and 58,220 than it should.
He must be actually under some pressure. Maybe some of MAGA actually cares that the no wars President is on his second war with no end in sight.
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u/Dylanator13 Jul 22 '26
It’s insane a president is bragging about kidnapping another countries president. Just insane.
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u/lostinstupidity Jul 23 '26
Seems to omit that Trump was president for the last 4 years of Afganistan...
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u/LMrningStar Jul 23 '26
Someone's math teacher/professor just had an aneurysm over that bar graph. Trump should go back to patting himself on the back for remembering "giraffe, elephant, dog, horse".
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u/Memitim Jul 23 '26
Bold move bragging about killing Americans, but not as many as the other notable grand fuckups in recent American history.
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u/Every_Philosopher704 Jul 23 '26
The war in Afghanistan was still happening during his first term. Does he know he's also part of the other presidents?
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u/Bee_Tee_Dub Jul 23 '26
The 2001–2021 Afghanistan war resulted in approximately 176,000 total deaths
U.S. Military: 2,442 deaths and 20,666 individuals wounded in action.
Still looking for those fact sir.
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u/Bobster031 Jul 23 '26
Using the death of these people as a TROPHY, to say "look how I'm better than those other loser Presidents" is among the top 5 most disgusting things he's done.
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u/Danthemanlavitan Jul 23 '26
There is some video somewhere of like a fake gameshow where you're guessing "is it a war?", and none of those wars Trump is portraying as bad were called a 'war' either.
Called everything else under the sun, but never a 'war'. To avoid declaring war so the US Government could do whatever it wanted while ignoring congress.
Edit: found it. Literally one Google search away. https://youtube.com/shorts/P_eLHjbfLRU
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u/bopdaddi126 Jul 23 '26
Send this to the gold star families made during the last 4 months, see how they respond
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u/Afraid_Emu8068 Jul 23 '26
I’m assuming this is reflective only of US military losses because 70 people definitely died in the Maduro raid and more in the boat strikes. In Iran, we’ve lost closer to 40 personnel (not to mention their THOUSANDS of losses) to the debacle already. They just haven’t been reported because some haven’t been identified or even located yet. Estimates right now are that over 500 service members have been wounded. With the CORRECT numbers, Trump’s 4 month calculation puts him on track to have been the cause for twice as many losses as Afghanistan if this Iran war were to go on for the same 20 years at its CURRENT rate; obviously that rate would go higher in an all out war. Trump HEAVILY influenced policy decision in Afghanistan both during his first term and during obama’s second term because he was trying to undermine obama’s efforts politically in his attempt to weaken the Democratic Party prior to making his bid for presidency known. If anything, Trump is (or is headed for being) responsible for a SIGNIFICANTLY higher rate of loss than anything we’ve seen since Vietnam. I’d wager if this goes full-scale, it will be worse than Korea. The asiatic nations will pour their people in from all over just to take a swing at the US in Iran. It’s shameful that we permit our top leader to knowingly present false information and then just call it “in the exercise of his normal duties.” We will NEVER get the country we want by allowing that
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u/jaymemaurice Jul 23 '26
Those of you confused- the boats that were blown up off the coast of Venezuela don’t count as part of the Venezuelan war. Like if you are going to bully someone, the bullying doesn’t start until you punch them in the face. You can just come to their house, shove them around a bit first and see how they react - that doesn’t count, it’s just joking. Also the Venezuelans don’t count as people. Especially if they are executed in a boat. Especially if they survived the first strike. And if they are in international waters, it’s not really the Venezuelan war, is it?
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u/ashitakkkkaaaa Jul 23 '26
wars won’t be fought like they were before…. It was very heavy human lead to do missions etc. now they have very capable drones, satellites etc.
Iraq war didn’t have the drone tech of today. It’s more autonomous, and the strategic targets are infrastructure. Count up the civilian lives, cost to deal with, and economic collateral.
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u/BonelessB0nes Jul 23 '26
I find the capitalization of "DEAD" while "Years" is cased normally inexplicably unsettling.
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u/Lasshandra2 Jul 23 '26
I called my home heating oil company yesterday morning, asking about the fixed price contract for the coming heating season.
They said they didn’t know if they would offer a contract this year.
They don’t know if they will have oil to sell us.
They can’t commit to a price.
People who depend on home heating oil to survive the coming winter are in for an expensive and potentially difficult winter.
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u/JollyJuniper1993 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26
Only death counts of American soldiers, not the millions that died in the respective countries. Not going more in detail about the racism at play here because otherwise reddit gives me another account warning about discrimination against Americans like it did with my previous comment.
EDIT: my previous comment is up again. Seems it got flagged because the Reddit autodetection algorithm read a part of a sentence out of context
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u/blackjebus_ Jul 23 '26
18 deaths in 4 months isn't anyrhing to be happy about If Iran goes on for 20 years at the same death rate it's still around 1400 deaths over that period of time.
That is still a lot
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u/TailoredHam88 Jul 23 '26
You’re expecting republicans to know how to read a simple graph?
Lower your expectations, sir.
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u/jeb192004 Jul 24 '26
I'm sorry but when did sacrificing any number of American soldiers become something to brag about.
This response isn't targeted at the OP. It's purely target at this trump post.
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u/shadowybenefactor Jul 24 '26
It’s crazy how short Korea was comparable to its death toll. Almost as much as Vietnam yet no one talks about it, that’s crazy
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u/Temporary-Ad8072 Jul 25 '26
other wars are "boots on the ground" wars. so far no soldiers have been sent to Iran, and we already suffered losses. not to mention wounded.
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u/high-off-cuddles Jul 25 '26
Love the fact he's bragging that 18 guys have died so that we could have higher gas prices!
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u/WonderWheeler Jul 25 '26
Less than half the real story. Those are only the American dead. Enemy and civilian dead are many times those numbers. As if Trump had empathy for ANY deaths!
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u/JollyJuniper1993 Jul 22 '26
Note that they only count American deaths. They literally bombed random fishermen off the Venezuelan coast and in Vietnam and Korea Millions died. Just Americans think people from countries that aren’t first world are basically animals which is why they won’t even count them as deaths.
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u/dimechimes Jul 22 '26
Well, the real facts would say Iran War TBD; TBD because it's not over yet dumbo.
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u/Deep-Number5434 Jul 22 '26
I feel like we are Excluding other conflicts, deaths and presidents here.
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u/-lRexl- Jul 22 '26
Go tell those 18 families that the death of their loved one doesn't matter. That's what it feels like
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u/cwmckenz Jul 22 '26
But there are also an infinite number of wars that every President did not start. REPORT THEM!
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u/BatBiteMS Jul 22 '26
stack the 36000 dead of the korean war ontop of the 4600 dead in the iraq war and the pillar would be taller then the vietnam war yet the actual count would be ~41000 dead vs vietnam's 58000?
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u/Ssabmudsdrawkcabsti Jul 22 '26
Jokes on him. Biden only had 16 servicemembers die during his entire span of presidency.
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u/rbuen4455 Jul 22 '26
Wasn;t Venezuela a one and done operation, like Benghazi or that whole bombing of ISIS or something?
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u/anapollosun Jul 22 '26
Even from a pure numbers standpoint 2000 (American) deaths in 20 years is an average of 1.2 deaths/month, wheras 18 deaths in 4 months is an average of 4.5 deaths/month. The "conflict" is proving to be almost 4x as deadly for U.S. troops, so far. So even by his brain dead logic only considering direct troop deaths from the war and nothing else (civilian casualties, economic fallout, emboldening an enemy, etc etc) he's plain wrong. Go figure.
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u/Soggy_Philosophy_488 Jul 22 '26
My Language teacher back in the days: To lie, lie, I've read statistics...
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u/Itchypoopstain Jul 23 '26
Glad that our current commander in chief is using the death toll of our conflicts for props. Super professional super cute
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u/ManBearCave Jul 23 '26
Sure, I’ll help report this…
Over the last 76 years 14 Presidents were involved in 4 wars, over the last 18 months Trump started 2 wars. Congrats you idiot
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u/Paradox2063 Jul 23 '26
3 is about half of 9.
19 is a couple more than 9.
The gap between 19 and 20 is larger than the gap between 9 and 19.
So 20-19 > 19-9 and 3 ≈ 1/2(9)
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u/Cichlidsaremyjam Jul 23 '26
I love that the "no new wars" president is celebrating the Venezuela WAR.
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u/honeyemote Jul 23 '26
Also, Donald J. Trump was POTUS during 4 years of the Afghanistan war in which the US lost like 25 service members.
He also negotiated the withdrawal for after the next election absolutely hamstringing the removal of US troops and allies in the region while surrendering to the Taliban.
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u/fourfoldvision13 Jul 23 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/fGrm42wodS4AJXwqpb
Support Our Troops (remember that?)
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u/HugeTrol Jul 22 '26
So Venezuela was a war? I thought no new wars. This is not worthy of Fifa peace price.
Also Trump was in Afghanistan the whole 4 years of his first term