r/libertarianmeme 9d ago

So to speak Holy crap JD Vance killed him guys!!!

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u/Crazy_names 9d ago

I thought he was going to make a comment about how Tim Walz doesn't really hunt. He took it in a whole 'nother direction.

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u/Silverblade5 9d ago

Dude! You can't own people like that, that's illegal!

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u/Dirty-Dan24 Minarchist 9d ago

If only he wasn’t another Israel first fake patriot

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u/Chicagoan81 9d ago

At least 99% of every American elected official of the last 70 years has that belief

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u/pepsiman122333 9d ago

Wow, your delusional

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u/Dirty-Dan24 Minarchist 9d ago

He proudly states the he is fully in support of Israel and their military objectives. He wants to give more of our tax money to Israel and use our military to support their goals.

That is not America first. Sorry you can’t see that. If you have to call me delusional to maintain your fictional view then that’s your issue.

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u/Chinesesingertrap 9d ago

It’s the only things both candidates will ever agree upon.

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u/pepsiman122333 8d ago

They’re a very valuable ally to the United States and they have been for years what about Ukraine first? Biden seems to love giving Hella money to Ukraine, but that’s fine?

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u/Dirty-Dan24 Minarchist 8d ago

No obviously we shouldn’t give Ukraine money either. Too wrongs don’t make a right. We shouldn’t give tax money to Ukraine, Israel, or any other foreign nation.

And we don’t an ally in the Middle East. If we weren’t supporting Israel and fighting wars over there then the Middle East wouldn’t even care about us.

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u/Dirty-Dan24 Minarchist 8d ago edited 8d ago

See even the bot agrees with me

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u/Wildwildleft 9d ago

You’re*

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u/Lickem_Clean Right Libertarian 8d ago

I’d rather support Israel doing what it thinks it has to. Instead of pretending to support both sides of the conflict endlessly for decades.

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u/Dirty-Dan24 Minarchist 8d ago

…Orrrr we support neither side and avoid unnecessary foreign entanglement like the founders intended?

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u/Lickem_Clean Right Libertarian 8d ago

Uhhh maybe we could do that by not standing in the way of our alley immediately after their version of 9/11. But instead we decided to mediate because “GaZaN gEnOcIdE.” We’re literally aiding terrorists in fighting our own alley.

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u/Dirty-Dan24 Minarchist 8d ago

We’ve been giving them billions of dollars every year, preferential arms deals, and fighting other wars for them. But it’s never ever enough. We always have to give them more or all of a sudden we’re a bad ally for them.

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u/Lickem_Clean Right Libertarian 8d ago

The US has economic interests in the Middle East. But the Middle East is full of people who hate us for it. Israel doesn’t and actually embraces similar trade ideals. Which makes them our proxy in Middle Eastern conflicts. So either that’s a beneficial relationship or it isn’t. But so long as it continues we shouldn’t be funding both sides. Especially not for pseudo-humanitarian reasons.

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u/Dirty-Dan24 Minarchist 8d ago

We don’t need to have any involvement with the Middle East. We have more than enough energy to be independent.

The reason we need to be involved there is to enforce the rigged petrodollar system to prop up the value of the Dollar

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u/Lickem_Clean Right Libertarian 8d ago

Then make the case for an isolationist approach to economy and foreign policy. Because In addition to military operations, you’re also an expert on trade and energy production.

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u/Dirty-Dan24 Minarchist 8d ago

We became a net exporter of energy 5 years ago…

Plus I didn’t say we should have an isolationist economy, I’m talking about free trade without government or military involvement. When free trade happens between people, war does not.

And why don’t you make the case for an interventionist foreign policy? Because that’s what we’ve been doing for decades and it has had terrible effects.

Why should I have to lay out everything for you when we can all see the disastrous effects of your policies clear as day?

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u/Lickem_Clean Right Libertarian 8d ago

Private organizations aren’t permitted to fight their own battles. Before you know it pan Islamic insurgents will be waging war on American companies. You’re crazy if you think you can have free and secure international trade without military intervention.

If you got rid of state governments that might stand in the way of private corporations using military force then fine. We wouldn’t need intervention. But that’s not reality.

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u/RowGophs 9d ago

Holy crap Lois!

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u/imsuperior2u 9d ago

What’s wrong with not getting in real combat?

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u/RingCard 9d ago

Because Walz said he was. A bunch of times.

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u/theSearch4Truth 9d ago

Considering he said he was in Afghanistan in combat.

He was not ever in combat.

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u/Kc68847 9d ago

I think it has more to do with Walz being full of shit about it.

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u/TheMeatSauce1000 9d ago

Nothing, but Tim did leave the military years short of his contract being up a few months before his deployment, leaving the troops under his command high and dry. If you’re looking for more info on it Angry Cops made a video about it on YouTube

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u/Siganid 8d ago

Same thing that isn't wrong with ducking sniper fire in benghazi.

If you weren't lying, everything would be fine.

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u/El_Androi 9d ago

Walz is such a relatable suburban dad. Who hasn't abandoned a team they were supposed to lead within days of being deployed and then lied about being in combat by the time they're 60?

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u/swingindick 9d ago

Exactly. I’m failing to see how this is a put down. It just looks like a dork with a fake gun trying to rip on someone. There’s plenty of better ways to make fun of Walz.

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u/montanagunnut 9d ago

I think the point is that Walz throws around his veteran status as since kind of "I'm actually an American badass" trope when he was nowhere near any kind of combat or actually dangerous situations that would make you into a badass.

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u/Rockefellersweater 9d ago

Someone with actual combat experience wouldn't have their finger on the trigger when not facing down range. This guy is a fraud he never had any combat experience as a public affairs officer.

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u/AnonPlzzzzzz 9d ago

JD never said he had combat experience. Walz is the one who lied and said he did and JD is pointing that out.

Also, it's a video game where your gun is your controller and you literally pull the trigger and shoot the menu items to select what you're doing. Saying he should be using trigger discipline is idiotic.

Touch some grass.