Tawnos
Regular Member
Afghanistan was neccessary also, but since the dimocrat president has take charge it seems to be an exersize in how not to kill the enemy and put soldiers at greater risk. Of course the moonabt messiah did point out he was "uncomfortable" with victory, so no suprise he's effectively thwarting any chance of it.
Summing up "PFW doesn't get it" in one paragraph. The world is infinitely more complicated than the simplistic view you espouse. Victory is a concept that implies defeating an opponent, and leaves one group the "winner" and the other the "loser." That is not, and can not, be the goal in Afghanistan. The right thing to do there is much more complicated than simply "winning" or being "victorious." It is a process of increasing Afghan self-sufficiency while discouraging a backslide into theocratic rule.
Of course, there's always Reagan's take on it (I mean, if Obama is the "moonbat messiah" as your favorite turn of phrase claims, then what's Reagan?):
As for who will win this election... At this point I'd put money on Obama. Romney really doesn't stand a chance, because swing voters are tending towards Obama or a third party (Gary Johnson, etc). Romney isn't a good alternative to the status quo, he's the status quo with more bad stuff added to the mix (increased military spending, more criminalization of personal choices, etc).