Comments by "David H" (@DavidHalko) on "Why America is Gladly Giving Away their $50 Billion Truck" video.

Clearly, with the mines everywhere in Ukraine, these look like the right tool for the job, when breaking through front lines, over there!
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@greenchef6 - I know families who had to emigrate from South Africa because they were skilled workforce who could not find a job due to racist quotas & horrible violence of marauders killing families seemingly at random. Genocide is an hard problem to deal with when one is in the minority due to clearly identifiable genetic characteristics.
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@andrewcombe8907 - “don’t know why US police departments need these beasts” Along the southern border, state police get into shootouts with drug cartels crossing the southern border with military vehicles, who are shooting at the state police using 50 cal mounted machine guns During the 2020 election cycle, hours and hours of footage was aired on the news with cities being burned down, police cars being destroyed, police cars being firebombed, police being assassinated in police cars, etc. Firemen and Ambulances were getting shot at, during the 2020 election cycle in the US, when responding to people calling 911 during the riots. Clearly, the past few years demonstrated the need exists to transport police & other first responders safely to a hot spot, not necessarily for day to day use. Before I saw the craziness during the US 2020 election cycle, I agreed with you. Then, reality set in.
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Anyone could buy stock of publicly traded companies… all of this was televised
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When The Taliban, who were the governing body of the foreign government of Afghanistan, was hosting & protecting a terrorist organization, who repeatedly attacked Americans, both abroad & domestic, during multiple US presidential administrations by multiple political parties… … there was really no other choice with the exception of military intervention
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@SueccoViejo - “it depends if you think those military interventions were successful” Actually, I don’t think so. When US citizen safety is at risk and diplomacy is unsuccessful in securing the safety, US military is a valid & constitutional option… whether or not the intervention is successfully. Even if an engagement may be unsuccessful in achieving all goals, the exercise of the military being sent has a multi-prong benefit: 1. Demonstrate deterrent value, for future diplomacy 2. Partial objective achievement When Benghazi was going down, military should have been immediately deployed, even if the diplomat would have had a high likelihood of being dead by the time they arrived. If my house is being robbed, if the police will not arrive in time to stop the invasion, I still want them to come when called.
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These MRAPS are amazing vehicles… … they need to be deployed to the southern border to deal with the militarized drug cartels … use in Ukraine will be phenomenal, to transport soldiers across the front line, when penetrating Russia defenses, to get soldiers to the locations needed to achieve surrenders (I can imagine these are great for removing wounded, like armored ambulances, since Russia likes to bomb hospitals & civilian infrastructure)
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There are some great YouTube clips he could play, with drug cartel at the southern borders using mounted 50 cal against US state troopers, firing from behind police cars with 12 gauge shot guns… I would love to see some more of clips like those, in discussion regarding the militarization of police
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