Listen, I'm trying to avoid a knee-jerk reaction in my thinking. My position on this is being weighed out to come up with something logical.
As far as Trump's 'forever wars', I see this assassination as a better alternative than sending 100 Tomahawk missiles into Tehran.
IMO, the difference between bin Laden and this guy is quite simple: It is the equivalent to to the difference between killing one of the 9/11 terrorists and assassinating Gen. Schwartzkoff. This guy was the leader of a sovereign nation's military, not some rogue terrorist acting on an ideological impulse.
I'm no fan of Trump especially since he said he was pulling out of these wars but instead has sent 15,000 more troops over to the ME.
An additional thought or concern is: Did Trump do this for the U.S. or for Israel?
As far as Trump's 'forever wars', I see this assassination as a better alternative than sending 100 Tomahawk missiles into Tehran.
IMO, the difference between bin Laden and this guy is quite simple: It is the equivalent to to the difference between killing one of the 9/11 terrorists and assassinating Gen. Schwartzkoff. This guy was the leader of a sovereign nation's military, not some rogue terrorist acting on an ideological impulse.
I'm no fan of Trump especially since he said he was pulling out of these wars but instead has sent 15,000 more troops over to the ME.
An additional thought or concern is: Did Trump do this for the U.S. or for Israel?
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― Voltaire