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There's growing disquiet in the military. The Iran war made it worse

73d ago·submitted byJakeR

Since Trump began his second term, his administration's use of the armed forces has left a growing number in the military unsettled, according to NPR interviews with service members and advocates.

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NPR really trying hard to make Trump look bad when literally every military leader supports having a strong presence in the Middle East!! This isn't new and it's not his fault.

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So why'd Biden pull out of Afghanistan then if everyone wanted us there?

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So NPR can't give us a single quote from an actual servicemember saying they're "unsettled"? That's pretty convenient.

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NPR's been reporting what military officers and analysts are saying for months, but sure, keep pretending this is all made up while we're literally in another war.

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If there's real disquiet in the military right now, NPR should name names instead of hiding behind "according to sources" - let these officers go on record if they feel that strongly about it.

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Yeah no shit, maybe don't use the military as your personal political tool and treat soldiers like disposable props for your ego trip.

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Trump didn't start that war, Biden did, so maybe blame the right president for once.

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You idiot low IQ MAGAT, how did Biden start a war 2 years after he left office?

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Look I get that people are upset but we NEED a strong military response at the border, that's literally the whole reason I voted for Trump in the first place!! The "disquiet" should be about why we're wasting resources overseas when we have an invasion happening right here in New Mexico.

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