TheAnonymouseJoker ,

This needs to be said. USA needs to be done towards the same things that USA did to Japan in 1945. It needs to happen once, and they will never dare to step a military foot outside their borders ever again.

yogthos ,
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US is a terrorist state, plain and simple.

PanArab ,

I stand with Yemen and the Yemeni government, the only terrorists are the US and Israeli militaries and whoever aids them.

barsoap ,

If you stand with the Yemeni government then you want the Houthis gone.

Can you even find Yemen on a map.

PanArab ,
  1. Ansar Allah are the legitimate government of Yemen. Anyone who suggests otherwise is delusional.
  2. Not only can I find it, I live directly to the north of it (Saudi Arabia). عاش اليمن الشقيق.
barsoap ,

Being excited about things doesn't make them real. You'll understand that after the tenth or twentieth disappointment.

TheAnonymouseJoker ,

Your tears help US Deep State and their genocidal fantasies. Please continue crying.

gnuhaut ,

Q: Are the airstrikes in Yemen working?

THE PRESIDENT: Well, when you say “working,” are they stopping the Houthis? No. Are they going to continue? Yes.

dan42O ,

What ever happened to talking and reaching an agreement and asking for favors and scratching each other back.. like now we resort to uncivilized behavior by attacking the poorest countries.

CybranM ,

I don't think there's much negotiating with a terrorist organization indiscriminately attacking international shipping

rgb3x3 ,

"Hey, do you want you and your families to stop suffering from a lack of food, clean water, healthcare, and housing? We can fix that."

Might be a start. But it's never approached that way.

People don't usually want to be terrorists. The places these people come from are the poorest on earth and don't know anything other than suffering and exploitation.

yogthos ,
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The only terrorist organization here is the "coalition" that the burger empire scraped together. Yemen is interdicting shipping from countries supporting a literal genocide through their sovereign waters. Meanwhile, the terrorists from US and UK are bombing Yemen for this.

ArbitraryValue ,

I wonder if treating the Houthis as Iranian agents and retaliating against Iranian assets directly would be more effective than playing whack-a-mole against these missile launchers without addressing the source of the problem. I assume Biden's advisors are wondering the same thing, but it's hard to know where the line between deterrence and escalation is..

Iran has enemies. Many of them are even worse than the Iranians, but maybe the thing to do is to find some sympathetic group, arm them, and let them take the heat, just like Iran is doing with the Houthis...

MataVatnik ,
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Houthis have been getting bombed by Saudi Arabia for I don't know how many years. If any one thinks that airstrikes will stop their operations then I have a bridge to sell them.

thecookingsenpai ,
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The recent US and UK actions can be taken as examples on how to cure the symptom while making the disease worse

BB69 ,

Here’s an idea:

The Houthi’s can just not launch missiles at ships

MSgtRedFox ,
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Lol🤔

MSgtRedFox ,
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Hey, the navy needs to keep their button pushing skills sharp /s

Empricorn ,

So... you can't disagree while refuting actual arguments, got it.

MataVatnik ,
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Thus entire 3zchange gave me cancer

nekandro OP ,

And the US could just stop funding Netanyahu's war in Gaza.

freagle ,

They will, just as soon as those ships stop violating their blockade. You will note that many ships pass through Yemeni waters without issue because they are abiding by the rules, as dictates by maritime law and international law. Why are you defending the criminals?

Melkath ,

I'm tired of this kind of lazy rhetoric.

Why are the Houthi's committing violence?

I have a feeling it has less to do with a foundational nature of evil, and everything to do with a population being impoverished, oppressed, and forgotten.

Instead of spending 1.2 billion dollars bombing them, maybe purchasing 600 million dollars of their chief export would be a better idea.

Empower the legitimate businesses and the people in the region who aren't launching missiles instead of ravaging the region and creating a new generation of 'militant rebels'.

sevenapples ,

I have a feeling it has less to do with a foundational nature of evil, and everything to do with a population being impoverished, oppressed, and forgotten.

Instead of trusting your feelings and alluding that the Houthis launch missiles "because they're forgotten", you could list the actual reason they've given, which is enforcing a blockade against ships trading with Israel.

Given that statement, I'm sure that the Houthis will stop their strikes when Israel stops their ongoing genocide. The US could have their shipping lanes back if they stop funding and arming a genocide and force a permanent ceasefire.

BartsBigBugBag ,

Actually they can’t, they have a legal obligation under the UN Convention on Genocide to take extra-territorial actions in order to stop or prevent genocide. They are acting within international law. The ships going to Israel despite the active genocide are violating international law and complicit in the genocide themselves.

yogthos ,
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Here's an idea, countries involved in genocide can just not sail ships through Yemeni waters.

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