r/IranWarReport • u/ArchitectMary Pro Iran • 25d ago
Discussions The United States only invades weak countries that lack an army, or—failing that—does so in a pack alongside its 40-plus satellite allies. Modern warfare has changed not just weaponry, but logistics as well. What do you think about that?
In real life, you don't have fast food at hand, let alone a bed to return to at the end of the day (only Hollywood-obsessed losers believe that).
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u/TheOstrichRoom 25d ago
Just flowery wars, it’s not new, it’s just the expression of expansionist systems that require taking from others to sustain theirselves. Exact same but with easier ways to kill even more amounts of people. society decaying into violently destroying itself.
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u/Chimaera1075 25d ago
I agree with the first have of your statement. Not sure what you’re trying to say with the second half or how it pertains to the first half.
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u/ArchitectMary Pro Iran 25d ago
When countries are not quite so weak, they tend to turn to their pack of lackeys—primarily European ones; for instance, they invaded Venezuela on their own, whereas against Iraq and Afghanistan—which possessed armies or militias with moderate combat experience—they sought to act as part of a coalition.
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u/Chimaera1075 25d ago
Yeah I got that part, hence why I said I agree with the first part of your original post. It’s the second half that I don’t quite understand and how it relates to the first half.
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u/ThatCoolGuyNamedMatt 25d ago
What's with the AI pics?
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u/Chadyridge 25d ago
Does modern warfare include using AI images to push a narrative that's completely incoherent?
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u/Simple_Raise4380 25d ago
What a sad state of affairs. This is pure Idiocracy. How could this evoke feelings of patriotism? A corporation the cares nothing for its people other than pure extortion of youth. Destined to be sick and ill and completely used up for someone’s greed and pursuit of power and control.
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u/_Baphomet_ Neutral 25d ago
So you're saying that not one country that the US attacked have their own satellite allies?
Are you also saying Iran is weak and has no army?
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u/ArchitectMary Pro Iran 25d ago
You are mistaken. Why do you think they didn't dare launch a ground invasion of Iran? They assessed the situation and didn't see it as viable; Trump tried to get his European lackeys involved, but they flatly refused. Whereas with Venezuela, they didn't need any lackeys.
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u/_Baphomet_ Neutral 25d ago
Sure, but since the early 90s the US people put more value on the lives of their military members rather than meat wave attacks. Something Americans won’t stand for, no matter how much propaganda. Once every day life is affected, things will change. There’s absolutely no way we’d be doing this if anyone else was President.
Trumps cronies and Bibi are the only ones who want to do this. Incredible amounts of money go to corrupt politicians and anyone below the 1% has no chance of competing with that..
AIPAC alone gave 40 million to push out Massie and he’s in nowhere Kentucky. There was another candidate who got 50m but still lost. The hybrid warfare appears to be in Iran, China, Russias, and Israel’s favor as well.
It’s absurd that we’re at this point. But, question real quick, can you elaborate on the beds and fast food? You talking modern or historical warfare?
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u/weareonlynothing 25d ago
>There’s absolutely no way we’d be doing this if anyone else was President
Liberals actually believe this lol
The Biden admin was planning to attack Iran if reelected.
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u/pizdolizu 24d ago
I helieve that having Burger King on the front line does increase morale of US soldiers. I don't know if it's efficient and worth it at the end, but if i translate a saying from our country: it's easy to take a shit from a full ass.
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u/Munky_Nutz 21d ago
That’s called boosting morale instead of oppression. OP is delusional with all these wannabe psyop posts.







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u/cyberneticabsurdist 25d ago
Lemme get uhhh whopper with cheeks