DamnYankee
Loyal to the end
You libtards are mad because I want to take your toys away.
Why do we need carriers to maintain our interests?
What about Iran developing a nuclear weapon?
As long as the world's commerce moves over the seas, seapower will remain an essential part of American foreign policy. The principles of seapower as delineated by Alfred Thayer Mahan over a century ago still hold true. If America cannot control sea lanes of commerce, we are liable to be controlled by those who do. Carriers remain critical assets in that ongoing effort.
We don't ever keep carrier battle groups loitering around in the mid-Atlantic.
What about America developing a nuclear weapon? How about Israel, England, France, Russia, Pakistan, India, North Korea and China all developing nuclear weapons?
Who the fuck died and left America and the western world in charge of who can and who cannot have nuclear weapons?
What if Iran had nuclear weapons and America and the western world didn’t but were developing them and Iran told us we couldn’t? What do you suppose our response to that would be? Maybe like, “GO FUCK YOURSELF IRAN.?”
The trouble with morons is they never try anybody else’s shoes on to see why they’re so pissed off.
This appears to conflict with your earlier assertion:
No... This appears to confirm the fact that you don't know diddly about the application of seapower.
And suggests you have never been on a vessel in the open ocean.
So the mid-Atlantic isn't an important sea lane?
Not at all. I just don't think we need these big toys.
Not at all. I just don't think we need these big toys.
So you contradicted yourself. Why can't you just admit that?Of course it is...
Because you don't believe in the importance of seapower? Why would you denigrate such versatile platforms by calling them toys?
So you contradicted yourself. Why can't you just admit that?
A "toy" is something that is not necessary, and is simply there for the entertainment value. Like my classic car. But unlike my car, I don't ask you to pay for it.
Without a strong navy how would we protect Saudi Aramco, ExxonMobil and BP's profits? Without the people of the U.S. paying for a strong navy how can big oil companies be secure in their profits? Business profits would suffer if we downsize the muscle that protects them.