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You responded to me disputing how accurate the USA's precision missiles are by using the murder of Soleimani as an example of the USA's precision weapons. I disputed this by saying Soleimani's murder was hardly a precision strike and more a loitering reaper drone with knowledge of its target's arrival unleashing several missiles in a hellish fireball that engulfed two cars and killed 10 people.
Surely attempting to blow up a target next to a small girls school would be the perfect time to use one of these costly precision weapons, if they exist? Now 150 children are dead, thanks for the "freedom", I'm sure those girls parents are delighted.
The point you're missing is: there's not one accuracy for US missiles
If you can limit the damage to just two cars from a motorcade from a high flying drone, I think it's pretty disingenuous to not call that a precision strike.
But I think your last post shows that you just have a lot more baggage that you feel you need to inject here
My last post shows I have baggage, regarding the USA and Israel slaughtering another 150 innocent children? I am as guilty of this as Netenyahu is for his crimes against humanity and the USA for backing Israel all the way. As a parent I am angry that none of those little girls gets to grow up and have a life as a result if uncle Sam's heavy handed tactics.
We both obviously have different definitions of what a "precision strike" is. You think that several hellfire missiles obliterating 2 vehicles and 10 people is a precision strike where I would call a precision strike one where the target is taken out alone with no innocent bystanders also murdered.
When is America going to wake up and realise that Hollywood has been lying to them for years, America are the bad guys. The Trump guy in charge is the perfect embodiment of American values, he is the president America deserves. The only silver lining is that this clearly marks the beginning of the end of 150 years or so of American hegemony.
Well, can you give us some kind of source showing that any innocent bystanders were killed in that strike?