By Raza Samo
Donald Trump says, "Nobody died in the Iran war!"
Apparently, 21 American service members killed and 865 wounded don't count as casualties when you're trying to sell a war as a success.
Let that sink in. Families have lost loved ones. Hundreds of American service members have been injured. People have endured the physical and emotional consequences of a conflict they never asked for. And the president is standing in front of cameras claiming nobody died.
These are not just statistics. Every number represents a human being, a family, and a life changed forever.
If 21 Americans have been killed and 865 wounded, how can anyone look the public in the eye and claim nobody died?
A president's responsibility is to tell the truth about the cost of war, not erase casualties with a convenient sound bite. American families deserve honesty, respect, and accountability.
You can defend a military operation if you believe in it, but you cannot pretend its human cost does not exist. 
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2 comments:
During the presidency of Barack Obama (2009–2017), approximately 2,000 to 2,500 U.S. military personnel died in connection with overseas operations, primarily in Afghanistan and Iraq.
So, do we want to do that again? Trillions of dollars on more of this BS? We're done! Ground Troops in Iran will be our end.
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