[You, being a knucklehead] You’re the one that doesn’t get it. No base or outpost can survive the onslaught of such forces as we faced with the Soviet Union. None. They were sacrificial. So, your viewpoint on this is moot.
That must be what the NVA thought in 1972, right before we turned their tank columns into putrescent junk and left overturned T-54's lying on top of one another where they fell ..... Yeah, better check with General Giap's colleagues about that one, Sparky.
What twaddle. "Moot"? I'll show you "moot":
Second, what happens when all your troops are overseas and then slaughtered leaving none at home?
When the Armed Forces of the United States get "slaughtered", I assure you there will be no form of life left on the other side more complicated than tree moss.
"Slaughtered" -- what piffle! What, are you just expressing your fondest hope, that you will live to see your splenetic isolationism validated on the bones of American servicemen, so you could put down your bowl of mush long enough to mumble through your drool, "See? See?! Told you so!!"
Hey, anybody here visit Walter Reed lately?
“[You, being a knucklehead] You’re the one that doesn’t get it. No base or outpost can survive the onslaught of such forces as we faced with the Soviet Union. None. They were sacrificial. So, your viewpoint on this is moot.”
That must be what the NVA thought in 1972, right before we turned their tank columns into putrescent junk and left overturned T-54’s lying on top of one another where they fell ..... Yeah, better check with General Giap’s colleagues about that one, Sparky.
Oh, good grief. Nobody in their right mind believed the troops we had in Europe at the height of the Cold War had a snowballs chance in hell of stopping a Soviet attack.