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US and UK hit 30 Houthi targets in Yemen in second set of strikes in region
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 03 Feb 2024
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We're not talking about "America". We're talking about individual people who are not engaged in the conflict.
Crying about individual US soldiers in a thread justifying dozens of airstrikes on Yemen. You think those strikes (or the thousands before it) only killed those directly involved in war? Or do you think only the relatively powerless have a moral obligation to avoid noncombatant (not even nonmilitary lol) casualties?
You obviously haven't read my previous replies because I have said it is all murder.
Pro world peace then? Wow, very enlightened and useful opinion. While we all hold our breath waiting for that to happen, the murders will continue, and the belligerents and victims have different degrees of power and culpability.
What a useful reply.
As useful as your opinion.
Sympathizing with human suffering and being against violence, terrible opinion.
It's not bad, it's just useless in this context. Honestly, worse than useless. If you're just saying "all this killing is bad", then it seems an awful lot like 'both-sidesing'. Like no shit it's bad, but it isn't going to stop until we address the root causes. If you put for example, the Yemenis and the US on equal standing for the problems in the region, you are perpetuating the roots of this violence.
Sure, but I haven't done that. You seem to be doing some projecting.
Maybe so. Sorry.
American bases in the middle east are part of how they support Israel militarily (and genocide Yemen but let's set that aside for now). While they weren't directly involved, they are viable targets.
What?? They are still American military.
Do you think everyone the US has killed in their stroked have been ck firmed to be personally involved in the red sea blockade?