>>1260288

I'll lay it out for you.

Our troops go where there are bad people, who need to have guns pointed in their face and triggers pulled, to unfuck their little red wagon.

People like yourself have been harping at every move to bring our troops home with narry a thought to any of the tactics or strategy used up to this point to secure resolutions to problems with minimal conflict.

If you are not a concern shill, you are obviously lacking the basic reasoning capacity to grasp anything beyond the most linear and direct approaches to any kind of problem.

Just because we are all of equal value in life does not mean we are all of equal capability. Sit down and learn the art of the deal, rather than just reaching straight for the cookies in the oven.

>>1260495

Another lesson from the military… Sometimes the enemy is preferable to the allies… At least you can rely on the enemy as an opponent. Allies can be some of the fiercest and most cunning of opponents one does not expect to encounter.

Thus … It can be difficult to tell who is a shill, who is just being stupid… And who can't let a trivial subject go.

I can understand people not following the idea of the military. What I do not understand, however, is the group of people who seem to be unable to grasp the idea that there may be more going on in the world than what they see or can conceptualize. It is as though they have never met a vex in their life and been made aware of the limits of their own problem solving ability. They have never been amazed.

Yet, their concerns are over such simple and basic issues of "maybe running straight to the objective is a bad idea…" That it insults the notion of sentience. Like… Maybe the intelligence agency knows a thing or two we don't and thus Q and POTUS are doing what they are for some kind of reason…?

You know… Just going out on a limb, there.

Seeing people question this month after month … Are they just fucking stupid or shills? I suppose it says something about my general appraisal of humanity, there… But for the love of all things holy, they don't have to trust the plan, but at the very least consider the possibility of a plan existing.