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  24.  @woodchuck003  I spent 16 years of my life in the US military (02-20) and The overwhelming majority of people who live in Afghanistan were no great fans of the Talib, an enormous amount of home have spent the last 20 years mostly in federally administered tribal area of Pakistan. But then you'd know that if you've been there. Opinions of Pashtun people in general vs Tajik, Hazara, Uzbek, Aimaq, Turkmen, Baloch, Pashai, Nuristani, Gujjar, Arab, Brahui, Qizilbash, Pamiri, Kyrgyz, or the Sadat people in general is significant, and can also change from one region to the area or one village to the area. But then you know that if you've been there. I'm glad we're gone. We lost the plot with an 18 months of being there, once Bush Jr found a new toy to play with in Iraq. At the very latest we should have left wheels up the day after around was put in bin laden. But none of that changes the fact that the overwhelming majority of Afghani women were quite happy to see the back of some of the most virulently misogynist people to ever grace this beautiful earth. And they don't miss them. That's why they're taking the literally life and death risk to protest. But you would know that if you've been there. Because we were wrong, and lost does not mean that the talib were right, good, or even welcome. Afghanistan fell because the government that we put in place was corrupt, because their military was a jobs program And very much because they are not seen and do not see themselves as a single united country. But because they have no desire to be Western does not mean they enjoy their next group of conquers, or that their culture somehow renders them all completely alien or evil or unable to be understood by us. But you'd know that, you would know all of that, if you'd been there.
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