@yaronbrook
Yaron Brook
8 months
This is such nonsense. It drops the context of what a free nation can do vs. authoritarians. Iran is a non entity (fought a war with Iraq for 8 years to a stalemate). Russia cannot defeat a poor and weak Ukrainian army. And China is untested, with a weakening economy and a…
@DavidSacks
David Sacks
8 months
China, Russia and Iran combined have far more population than the U.S., far more industrial capacity, more natural resources and more engineers. If we get in a war with them, we will lose.
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@AndrewS84567363
DDMegadoodoo
8 months
@yaronbrook Weird, Sadam was put in power by the U.S. and held onto power backed with our money. Russian involvement won ww2, not the U.S. China is perfectly cool with slave labor, as evidenced by the U.S companies they do business with. How exactly do we win?
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@yaronbrook
Yaron Brook
8 months
@AndrewS84567363 Everything in your tweet is wrong.
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@rdaneel_
R. Daneel d’Anconia (A|A)
8 months
@yaronbrook Yaron I’d like to recommend the video in this thread. It is Douglas Macbrewer speaking about current capabilities and several of his conclusions contradict yours above. I’d be curious to know your thoughts in response as he appears to understand the situation very well.
@rdaneel_
R. Daneel d’Anconia (A|A)
8 months
Douglas Macgregor has persuaded me (link in next post) that the appropriate course of action in regards to US involvement in Israel is a negotiated settlement. Watch the video in thread and if he persuades you as well, email your congressman requesting a negotiated settlement.
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@McKeever_tweets
🍎Tree of Knowledge
8 months
@yaronbrook land forces are the clean-up crew, in a war fought to win.
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@powerpig
Jing Liang
8 months
@yaronbrook The main risk for the U.S. would be mass protests against war. One could argue that the U.S. lost the Vietnam war not there, but at home.
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@mortenolaisen
Morten Olaisen
8 months
@yaronbrook Free/non-free is crucial. But the geography is also very important. China can be crippled by embargos alone. Russia is surrounded by problems. Iran is pretty much surrounded by countries that don’t like them.
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@KingBrokey
King Brokey
8 months
@yaronbrook I'm not dying for Washington DC.
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@jdpowell72
John David Powell
8 months
@yaronbrook Not to mention, none of these entities seems to want a war with us; nor do we want one with them.
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@Rocinanteismyr1
Rocinanteismyride
8 months
@yaronbrook The might of the Soviets was grossly over-stated throughout the Cold War too.
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@YOURGOD78
Name can't be blank
8 months
@yaronbrook I don't disagree... However, the U.S. wasted trillions failing in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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@BoliouLou
Louis Beaulieu
8 months
@yaronbrook Notice how he drops context, as if only the U.S. might be engulfed in such a war without allies. First of all, such would inevitably lead to nuclear war. In which case, there is no real winner. Nothing but a click-bait expert.
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@PeterSchadenbe2
Peter Schadenberg
8 months
@yaronbrook Either David Sacks is the worst analyst ever, or he hates the west. If China, Russia and/or Iran starts this theoretical war then the United States will have endless allies on its side.
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@HumansForTheWin
BBBBNice
8 months
@yaronbrook Listening to libertarians talk about foreign affairs is like listening to leftists talk about basic economics.
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@IresonJudah
Judah Ireson 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇱🇺🇸🇭🇺🇮🇹
8 months
@yaronbrook I really don't think Russia or China would join a war in defence of Iran. Iran would only need its leadership and some IRGC locations taking out and the Persian people themselves would finish them off, they've had enough of the Islamic regime there.
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@PrometheanCave
PrometheanCave
8 months
@yaronbrook My amateur psychoanalysis on his type + a story from back them days in Eastern Europe
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@Whelkinaghast
SoIcy
8 months
@yaronbrook They also still believe a communist society would provide a better standard of living. Their opinions can safely be ignored.
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