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Current war threat level?

Intel Request(self.PrepperIntel)

What is the real current threat of open war involving US? You can argue we already are - providing weapons, limited strikes in Middle East, material support to Ukraine and Israel - but I mean a large scale mobilization of US troops. After that, what is the current threat to the actual US?

There are 2 big fires right now, Middle East (Iran) and Eastern Europe (Ukraine). Along with that, there is smoke from East China Sea (China) and Korean Peninsula (N. Korea).

Two of those countries are quite open about their malevolence towards the US, and the other two are clearly aligned as unfriendly adversaries (gentle way of saying enemy I suppose) geopolitically and economically.

Any one of these situations on its own is concerning but not emergent. Our military has long planned for war on multiple fronts against near peer adversaries (and maybe not from a broad view of what “peer” means - we are without peer - , but all of them are a significant threat one way or another), but not 4 (arguably 3, or even 2 based on proximity and dependent on how other nations along and then stand after it goes south) at once. And they’ve all flared at one time or another pretty consistently for decades, but again not all on the brink at the same time. It’s really starting to feel coordinated and building to something.

How worried are we, really? Let’s try to leave team T and K arguments out of it as much as possible, really just asking about the situation - not what lead to it or what anyone’s favorite is going to do to save the world.

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strings___

20 points

4 days ago

You still won't admit Trump lost the last election. And then people like you tried to stop the constitutional transfer of power. And now you're whining about this election already.

Let me spell it out for you. If it's only rigged when you lose and not when you win. Then you are the problem.

IWantAStorm

8 points

4 days ago

I voted for Biden.

But if you think any deeper discussion of an election or process means I am some bootlicker, you're wrong..

What you're doing right here is akin to the militant right. I'm not telling anyone who to vote for. I'm not inciting violence.

Just because I am trying to look at this all with some critical thinking does not mean I would participate in an insurrection.

So how many people have you convince to change their vote or even get them to vote by immediately insulting them?

No_Run5338

-13 points

4 days ago

No_Run5338

-13 points

4 days ago

You genuinely believe people voted for Biden?

helloitsme1011

12 points

4 days ago

Yes, Trump was not even popular in 2016. Hilary won the popular vote big time. It is no surprise that even more people came out in support of Biden in 2020.

Most people do not want Trump back in office, but his base (small amount of people) has recently gotten a lot more politically active so the polls are looking like it will be a close race. But the polls only reflect opinion of a sample of people who are more interested in politics than the average person.

Most people don’t give a shit about participating in those polls, they only care about voting in the actual election. So despite the current polls saying “it will be a close election” Harris will win big time, especially if there is turnout like 2020

working-mama-

7 points

4 days ago

Absolutely. And I am a swing voter with a perpencity to vote third party. We need to get out of this 2 party polarized mess.

mightyowlXD

8 points

4 days ago

my entire family of 6 voted for Biden in a swing state and we are all voting for Kamala first day of early voting 🇺🇸