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So do you not believe they were ever a threat, period, in terms of becoming “nuclear armed?”

Or do you believe it simply didn’t need to be addressed at this stage in history, under this administration?

Help me understand the outright dismissal of a nuclear-armed Iran.


Honestly, no, I don't think Iran was a major threat at this point. Israel, as well as U.S. sanctions, had already weakened Iran significantly. I don't believe Iran needed to be addressed.

The focus right now needs to be on domestic issues. Trump ran on no new wars. Now he has us in another forever war in the Middle East. I voted for Trump, and he betrayed many of his supporters on this issue.

Help me understand, what was June 2025 all about? I thought we eliminated Iran's nuclear capabilities then?

And answer this for me, what happens when the U.S. inevitably ends this war? How long before Iran is "2-3 days away" again? At that point all of this is for nothing and we wasted our time.
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That was sarcasm


My bad. I'll still keep it up though in case someone tries to use the "they were going to get a nuke, we had to stop them" excuse.
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Iran was like 2 maybe 3 days away from nuclear capability….we had to step in


So then what was June 2025 all about? I thought we wiped out their nuclear capability then?

What happens when the U.S. ends the war? How long before Iran is "2 or 3 days away" again and all of this was for nothing? Even if Iran got a nuke, who's to say they would use it against the U.S.? Israel, sure, but just like North Korea they wouldn't have the delivery mechanism.

Plus Iran knows that they launch one nuke against the U.S., they'll have hundreds of nukes immediately heading right back to Iran.

I'm sorry but I just flat out don't believe this. This is the same "weapons of mass destruction" BS we were fed for the Iraq war.

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Are you actually aware of what a real crises is? I said it is painful and unwanted, but will it lead to famine and starvation?


And what are we getting out of it? Nothing. Trump, END THE WAR!

People are willing to make sacrifices if there's an end goal. If it truly means the long term survival of the country. There's no end goal here. The U.S. was not under threat.

We are fighting Israel's war for them

Unless the U.S. or U.S. military are attacked directly, there is no reason for us to be in the Middle East.
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you're kidding a bright young boy like you hasn't been snatched off the market by a smart young girl to start a family? i can't imagine why! after all you lost a thousand dollars betting on LSU so you're a financial genius! let's face facts boy the closest you're ever going to get to a real woman is your hand and the internet. don't worry kid, p*ssy is highly overrated, that's why it wins every time.


Who ever said I wanted kids? I don’t particularly care about getting married either.
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Fantastic food and you lose 5 lbs in 2 weeks while eating deserts and more carbs than you have in your life.
Also is makes my SO excited all year in preparation, so her being happy is nice.



This is what I just don't get. I've experienced the same in Europe. Be there a week and a half or two weeks and you lose 5 - 10 lbs. And I'll eat arguably worse foods there, especially with the carbs.

Shows that it's really the poison they are putting in our products here more so than just pure diet. And probably why, even if you eat very healthy, it can be hard to lose weight. We have no clue genuinely what is in our food and I'm glad RFK Jr. is trying to combat it.
Americans would sacrifice and choose higher gas prices if we were actually defending the country.

We have no reason being at war with Iran. Simply re-iterate with Iran that if they send one nuke our way, we send 200 nukes immediately to Iran and turn Iran into one big radioactive parking lot.

Become energy independent here in the U.S. and even an energy exporter. Invest in more output here, including development of alternative energy sources.

The best way to beat Iran is to make them largely irrelevant. Make it to where the world doesn't need any Iranian oil or Middle Eastern oil, and let the Middle East live in the dark ages and destroy each other.

I don't choose higher gas prices over the BS forever warn we're in with Iran currently.
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Refuse and be arrested or leave the country.


Then they'll be arresting tens of thousands of men if not more. Then the Government has to provide them shelter, water, food and clothes. So what does that accomplish for the Federal Government?
$4.30 here in Florida. I paid $4.25 but that was with a 5 cent off using an app. This is going to crush Republicans in the midterms.
I would love to get over to Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, even China.

With that said, I'm a nervous flier and genuinely dislike flying. I just feel like there's no way I could handle that flight.
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I would help my two Grandsons escape the country, rather than defend Israel. I gave the US Navy seven years, during the cold war and am proud of it.


Just think, Israel killed dozens of innocent Sailors on the USS Liberty, wounded over a hundred, then pretended it never happened.
Who would defend or trust those lying a holes.


I don't have any sons but if I did I would as well. I would absolutely get them over to Canada or Europe and give them every cent I have.

I think the MIC and the U.S. Government severely underestimate how many men are no longer even remotely willing to give their lives for this country, especially in a senseless war or a war on behalf of another country.
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why do you assume men are opting out and not women?


Yes both are opting out, however multiple studies show it's men who are opting out in greater numbers.

More Women are lesbians now and Women now are going after the top 10% of Men, in some cases even if it means sharing that man. It's crazy but true.
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What is your suggestion for mom and dad both getting drafted?


Yes it is. Women need to start truly realize that with rights come responsibilities. Being a Man, unlike what they want to believe, isn't all it's cracked up to be. Men have a lot of disadvantages that most Women will never face. The military draft being one of those.

You don't get to pick and choose when you want to be "equal" and when you want "traditional values".

I fully support women being equal to men. But that means equal responsibility as well. Women don't get to have the advantages of being Men without the disadvantages.

In terms of children, again most women now don't even want children so it's not the big "gotcha" you think it is. But let's say a man and a woman in the military have children. I'm okay with one of them being stationed at a home based position, as long as it's not the woman by default, but instead whichever parent it is easier to have be stationed stateside.
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It's threads like these that wind up on other forums & social media as proof of something that is not really happening

Sticks out like a sore thumb


I don't really understand what you mean. Countless studies are showing that more and more men, especially Gen Z men, are opting out of relationships and marriage.

And yet Fox News had an entire panel essentially bashing men for it. If women do it, it's "empowering". If men do it, it's a "horrible thing." Men are realizing more and more that marriage is an outdated risky contract, and without having children, there's genuinely no point to it.

But our government can't allow men to be single and free, can they?
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The 19th Amendment should have made draft eligibility a condition of the franchise.


I agree. If women truly want equal rights, then that means equal responsibility as well. The feminists always conveniently ignore that part of it.
Some of this has been my thought for awhile, but some of it was also the sham Fox News panel that blamed men for there being 30 million single men in this country.

Everything is man's fault here in the U.S. Literally everything. Women want equality but do not want any of the responsibility of that equality. Women scream misogyny when men do anything, while blatantly ignoring the misandry against men.

Women like to argue "it's a woman's world now" or "we don't need men anymore." We all know that's until sh*t hits the fan. You never hear feminists talk about the unconstitutionality of a male only military draft. And if it ever came down to it, they would gladly draft men and make men have to make the ultimate sacrifice. This could happen if we went all in on the Iran war.

I know the likelihood of it happening isn't great. But the chance is still there. If a military draft occurred again, should Men just refuse outright? Should Men refuse unless Women are also drafted and serve in equal numbers?

Why should Men even bother defending a country that utterly hates them?

re: So Glad UF Whiffed on Lane

Posted by TheLSUDynasty on 9/20/26 at 10:43 am to
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Two things can be true, Kiffin very good and Sumrall being a solid hire so far.

LSU lost on the road to a top 5 team.

Golesh seems okay, Stein seems better.

Silverfield is terrible.


At the end of the day, the pecking order I think is still this:

1) Kiffin
2) Sumrall
3) Stein
4) Golesh
5) Silverfield

Silverfield isn't going to last 2 seasons in Arkansas. Heck he could be canned after this year.

Golesh, I never understood the hype regarding him. Yes he knows offense but he's never won a conference title or made the CFP at any stop as a Head Coach.

And when Sumrall and Tulane went up against Golesh and USF, Tulane dominated USF. Always felt like Golesh was the most overrated this cycle, though Silverfield is the overall worst.
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For the 1000th time, no one is mad that Lane left.....Lane did alot of good things for the program. The MANNER in which he left is a different story.
You could do it the right way(Sumrall at Tulane) or you could try and burn the program to the ground, like Lane did.
The guy is a morally bankrupt POS.


Kiffin literally begged to coach Ole Miss in the playoffs and to try to lead you all to a National Title. It was your arrogant AD who cost Ole Miss it's best chance to win a National Title in 60 years.

That will be a decision your fan base will come to greatly regret, when you realize it'll probably be another 60 years before you get that type of chance.

Just admit it, your arrogant attitude and arrogant AD cost Ole Miss football a chance to win a National Title.

There is no difference between Kiffin and Sumrall. The only difference is Tulane acted like an adult, understood it was business and still let him coach in the CFP.

Ole Miss fans like yourself are the ones who are morally bankrupt.
All Ole Miss did was screw up their best chance to win a National Title in the last 60 years. Kiffin dominated Carson Beck when he was at UGA. A Kiffin led Ole Miss team beats Carson Beck and Miami in the semifinal game.

I think they would have lost to Indiana but it would have been a close game. But they absolutely beat Miami with Kiffin on the sideline.

So Ole Miss fans, was it worth giving up you best chance at a National Title since integration just to make a point?

Ole Miss will realize their mistake when they realize it'll most likely be another 50 - 60 years before they get that type of chance again.
Not I-49 related but it's really dumb now for I-10 to go south into New Orleans just to go back up and rejoin it's original east-west routing at Baton Rouge.

Just have I-10 take the current route that I-12 has and bypass New Orleans. You could easily extend I-59 through New Orleans to take the current I-10 route.

There's already plenty of examples of this. I-95 goes around D.C. and Boston. I-5 bypasses San Francisco. I-75 goes around Knoxville and bypasses Tampa. This way the I-12 designation could be reallocated for future use anywhere in the U.S.