Iran

[ButchPlz]

it was a joke..

When was last time you didnt whine?

Maybe 10 minutes ago. Wasn't a funny joke anyway.

 

[General Jack]

We are most definitely winning. No two ways about it. If a couple months is a forever war to the average American then our attention span has gotten to that of house fly. To the libs and the Doomers it is, but they were saying that after the first day. Most Americans are smarter than that, I used to think a lot more, but it is still the majority.

70% of the country disagree with you.

 

[KB5252]

In fairness, though, exponentially less costly in American soldier casualties. Personally, I would rather spend money on modern weaponry than lose troops (when war is needed).

Agreed, but I'd argue most of the wars we've fought, the vast majority were elective and not needed.

 

[kiddiedoc]

Agreed, but I'd argue most of the wars we've fought, the vast majority were elective and not needed.

I agree with that, as well.

 

[kiddiedoc]

70% of the country disagree with you.

That's simply not true. A majority of us disagree with the continued conflict, but we have clearly had the upper hand. How would you measure "winning a war?" Casualties? Objectives? Munitions destroyed? Air superiority?

AI:

Based on early May 2026 polling, a significant, though divided, portion of US voters (roughly 75%) believe the U.S. is winning the war with Iran, according to a Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll.

The problem for many of us is the end game question. Most agree that Iran can't have nukes. Any reasonable person would agree that the Iranian regime is evil and should be replaced. The "how?" remains to be solved.

My hope is that the majority of Iranians that oppose the oppressive, tyrannical regime are able to consolidate and take back their country. I'm just not convinced that they have the firepower and resolve to do so. If they fail, the repurcussions would be unimaginable to us.