I've never Known America to win a war post WWII

[dukdukgoose]

Korean War
Vietnam War
Cold War
Clintons Kosovo war
Afghanastan
Iraq


All of those countries are the same or worse of after America showed up.

 

[volfanhill]

Korean War
Vietnam War
Cold War
Clintons Kosovo war
Afghanastan
Iraq


All of those countries are the same or worse of after America showed up.

Gulf easily won it bc of no nation building

 

[lookoutmtn17]

Compare South Korea to North Korea.

 

[dukdukgoose]

Compare South Korea to North Korea.

South Korea is better. North Korea is trash.

 

[dukdukgoose]

Gulf easily won it bc of no nation building

Which countries gained in the middle east? How does that help America?

 

[volfanhill]

Which countries gained in the middle east? How does that help America?

My mistake. Should have realized who started this thread. Go hang out with Ras and co. Your question is silly.

 

[dukdukgoose]

Compare South Korea to North Korea.

United States spends around 13 billion in South Korea yearly.

South Korea to spend $95 billion on green projects to boost economy



https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/13/south-koreans-are-the-worlds-biggest-spenders-on-luxury-goods.html

 

[dukdukgoose]

My mistake. Should have realized who started this thread. Go hang out with Ras and co. Your question is silly.

Certainly you can answer the question and flake out?

 

[dukdukgoose]

Compare South Korea to North Korea.

One is better than the other.

 

[utvolpj]

What's the definition of win for a war? Ww2 was fought with different rules and objectives

 

[dukdukgoose]

My mistake. Should have realized who started this thread. Go hang out with Ras and co. Your question is silly.

You came in like you knew what you were talking about. Don't quit and associate me with Ras.

Tell us what Middle East Counties are better.
Iraq, Iran, Syria, Israel. Saudi Arabia, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, UAE, Yemen, Kuwait, Bahrain, Omen, Turkey, Qatar, Algeria, Libya, Afghanistan, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbajian, Tunisia or Kazakhastan?

 

[dukdukgoose]

What's the definition of win for a war? Ww2 was fought with different rules and objectives

Defeat the opposing force. Midway and Iwo Jima along with some nukes comes to mind.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Defeat the opposing force. Midway and Iwo Jima along with some nukes comes to mind.

Oh God I know I’m going to regret playing this stupid loaded game…

So when has the US military been defeated on the battlefield since WW2? I can indeed think of a couple of cases in Korea, some instances in Vietnam which might qualify, but other than that?

 

[hog88]

Defeat the opposing force. Midway and Iwo Jima along with some nukes comes to mind.

The we have won every war we have fought with that definition. The problem is simply defeating the opposition on the battlefield doesn’t win a war these days.

 

[NorthDallas40]

The we have won every war we have fought with that definition. The problem is simply defeating the opposition on the battlefield doesn’t win a war these days.

I should have been patient since you jumped on the hand grenade of stoopid for me

 

[EasternVol]

Which countries gained in the middle east? How does that help America?

Kuwait, which was the objective.

 

[dukdukgoose]

Dropped an Atomic bomb on Japanese cities. Now we import, manufacture, sell Japanese cars. Amazing how authority works and teaches people that we can work together along as you don't want to kill us.

 

[dukdukgoose]

Kuwait, which was the objective.

How have they gained?

 

[BreatheUT]

Korean War
Vietnam War
Cold War
Clintons Kosovo war
Afghanastan
Iraq


All of those countries are the same or worse of after America showed up.

Other middle eastern countries are worse off as well due to the Obama/Biden administration meddling.

 

[NorthDallas40]

How have they gained?

How does this side track of yours relate to your original premise of the US military winning or losing on the battlefield?

 

[dukdukgoose]

The we have won every war we have fought with that definition. The problem is simply defeating the opposition on the battlefield doesn’t win a war these days.

Not once have I claimed that. Stalin won the eastern front and we dropped nukes on Japan.

Glad to see your boy ND40 Chimed in though.

 

[NorthDallas40]

Not once have I claimed that. Stalin won the eastern front and we dropped nukes on Japan.

Glad to see your boy ND40 Chimed in though.

And I’ll chime in again to point out you don’t even understand your own argument

Defeat the opposing force. Midway and Iwo Jima along with some nukes comes to mind.

 

[dukdukgoose]

How does this side track of yours relate to your original premise of the US military winning or losing on the battlefield?

I'm cool with going along with Revolutionary and 1812.

Never thought the Politic forum only guys would care this much.

 

[landscapingvol]

Korean War
Vietnam War
Cold War
Clintons Kosovo war
Afghanastan
Iraq


All of those countries are the same or worse of after America showed up.

You seem extremely intelligent: Korea remains divided as intended, Soviet Union collapsed, the US didn’t lose a single major battle in Vietnam, Afghanistan, or Iraq. There is a huge difference between a military defeat and political bumbling by the US. Persian Gulf War? Kosovo wasn’t even remotely a war.

 

[dukdukgoose]

No discussion. Big ole pissing contest.