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I would rather be on the right side and have,
be able to control the outcome of something
that I know is going to happen regardless. -
And I think that this gets into a bigger- -
I have to, yeah, I have to agree. - I mean,
it's just, I mean, I don't know- - What are
you talking about, controlling the outcome?
Hold on, we, we are controlling it. Hold on,
we- In, in, respectfully, I disagree because
here's the thing. We eliminated their Navy program.
We eliminated their short-range and ballistic
missiles program. And we, we still manage this,
and I'll get off my soapbox, but- Yeah, but,
but you know where we fucked up?
A few places. - One, we're blowing up each other's
oil now. - Well... They didn't foresee the Strait
of Hormuz stuff well enough. They also didn't
understand drones well enough, and they should
have from the Ukrainian war. - Well... - Drones
are cheap and they can do a lot of damage even
if you knock out their Navy and their everything
else. We knocked out, we didn't. And also, the
uprising that we were hoping, and I was hoping,
would come of this, and maybe it still will,
but this is not 1944 in France where you can
have an underground where you can smuggle in
guns. We live in a surveillance state now. So
nobody in that underground who might be, and
again, it's probably 90% of the country in Iran,
these poor people have been living under this
horrible fascist theocracy. These people can't
smuggle guns in. I mean, maybe some, somebody's
got a plan there, but in a surveillance state,
this uprising, it's been strangled in the crib
so far.
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