> please here me out on this
kek it's prolly gonna be gay
>read the rest
Eh, not as gay as it could've been.
>It's too wide, too deep and too far.
Thus, Devolution.
It is up to all individual Anons to continue to push for the public institutions to do the right thing about all the election and other fuckery.
Just don't get frustrated when they don't.
Instead, be proud in the fact you did your part to make the conditions be met for triggering the military is the only way to get here as quickly as possible.
You never know with Trump - always several steps ahead.
What I do know is that anyone big mad about the Taliban taking back control has just exposed themselves on QR as being Deep State Glowies.
The Taliban are the popular leaders of the country and have been since at least the USSR invasion days.
They were going to get back control one way are the other.
The Trump way which was a negotiated settlement.
Or, the Biden Deep State way which is the chaos and fuckery way.
>Taliban asks common people not to fear.
And they prolly won't now that they've received the message.
Kabul is the only city that's even somewhat Westernized.
The rest is mostly rural (except for Kandahar in the south which is the Taliban home base) and only sporadically electrified.
If the people didn't want the Taliban then they never would have given them safe harbor from the centralized government in Kabul for the last 50+ years.
I don't think the majority there gaf about elections.
The results speak for themselves.
Kabul can't control the country w/o foreign support.
When there is no foreign support the Taliban take over with no interference from the people.
War mongers like to try to convince it not be like it is but it do.
I wouldn't want to live under Taliban rules.
But, the majority of the people in Afghanistan obviously do.
As they show by letting them take over with no issue every time big powers leave again.
>I proudly represent the largest Afghan-American population.
aka the oligarchs that used to control Kabul that have all left at different times over the last half century
>It is the thug with the whip and the AK.
The thug that hides out with the support of the population.
The thug that sets up some sense of normalcy that lets them live in their traditional Islamic way w/o being told by Big City Kabul how they need to do this and do that.
>mujahideen with support from China, Israel,[4][5][6] and Saudi Arabia and other Muslim nations
Uh-huh.
And who did the same for them in the 70's?
The West led by the US?
The Taliban/Mujahadin will accept assistance from anyone as long as it helps them overthrow the centralized foreign controlled government in Kabul.
The ones the people also hate no matter who it is pulling the strings.
> I think Trump would have had a better exit plan.
Oh, absolutely.
The only thing that kept it from being done in an organized peaceful way was Trump not getting re-elected.
>bring a positive change
That's just it, Anon.
The people like their old Islamic culture and want to keep their culture.
They haven proven time and again (outside of Kabul) that they don't want the change being pushed upon them.