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@ISIDEWITHQuestionsForeign policyStarted 12yrs agoActive 1yr ago

Should the U.S. withdraw troops from Afghanistan?

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 @JohnnyJohnnyJohnss from Texas commented…1yr1Y

HELL NAW, WE NEEDED TO DESTROY THE TALIBAN. THEY ARE A THREAT TO AMERICA AND HER ALLIES. WE SHALL NOT CONCEDE TO THOSE AL-QAEDA SUPPORTING SONS OF ****** ES. "WE WILL NOT WAVER, WE WILL NOT TIRE, WE WILL NOT FALTER, AND WE WILL NOT FAIL. PEACE AND FREEDOM WILL PREVAIL." - GEORGE W. BUSH, OCTOBER 7, 2001

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Yes

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No

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No, not until all U.S. military leaders are confident the mission has been accomplished

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Yes, and only approve future wars through Congress

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No, send more troops

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Yes, bring a majority of the troops home but maintain a strong diplomatic presence

 @N87V6H from Hawaii answered…4yrs4Y

Yes, with our current ROEs and lagging support for victory from the Afghan government, we should pull out, OR, declare war with a clear military and political objectives. Obama's lack of support for our military is dispicable and troops should not be forced to fight without clear obtainable objectives and support.

 @N6WDS6 from Florida answered…4yrs4Y

Military leaders, excluding POTUS, should be confident that the mission has been accomplished, and then be more diligent in the future. the biggest problem is that we let political arena run out military during live action conflicts and not let the Generals control the action, as was done during WWII. when politicos call the shots, history shows us that we always loose.

 @L4S8HQ from California answered…4yrs4Y

Yes, but not only from Afghanistan, but from the majority of foreign bases.

 @L484LJ from Tennessee answered…4yrs4Y

Yes, and fund schools and social programs for girls and women.