Comments by "I love noodles" (@ilovenoodles7483) on "US Forces Patrol Towns in Northeastern Syria" video.

@ortegazs You said that we need to be protecting our own borders but when we do everybody accuses us as being racist. I don't agree with people accusing the U.S., however their is nothing wrong with nationalism
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@steve-usmcvet8934 I appreciate you. Thank you for your defense and for everything that you've done. Your service is not un noticed. I support you and our veterans. Civilians don't know jack, they have no idea and just talk out of their hole. Truth is, without guys like you the whole world will collapse. God bless you and all yours.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn First of all, we not occupying anywhere in the Middle East. "Occupying" is what other Middle Eastern countries call what the Kurds are doing, or what the Palestinians are doing. People are dying in the Middle East because Middle Eastern leaders straight out call for a genocide. Horrible In real life there are no do-overs, reset buttons, or extra lives.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn No, I knew what I meant. The non-Israeli's in Israel are the occupiers. Not the other way around. When troops are stationed somewhere, anywhere, that is exactly what it's called, being stationed. Big difference from occupying.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn You don't know as much as you think do. Using the word "dude" shows that.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn You didn't understand what I said from the beginning. Here it is again: there is a difference between being stationed somewhere and occupying somewhere.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn What you consider occupying is just incorrect. Occupying refers to temporary live somewhere with intentions of becoming permanent and sometimes displacing the people there. U.S. didn't occupy Japan, we did however rebuild it. We went there on temp. terms and it remained temporary. Get your facts straight.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn Exactly what I'm saying- temporary. In the Middle East no where does the U.S. have control, therefore we are not occupiers.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn Yeah, but no U.S. soldiers have become a citizen of any of the M.Eastern countries. Furthermore, the same soldiers haven't been there since 2003 either. They rotate. Hence, temporary. It's not the fault of the U.S. or any other nation if the Mid East still wants to live in centuries past. Your ignorance is astounding me.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn IF the Middle East was able to do it on their own they would have already been doing well under democracy and the U.S. wouldn't have even had to get involved in the very first place! Don't change the subject; before you talk about my country using its funds to get people out of debt why don't you try telling the Middle Eastern countries that they should stop spending their money on terrorism and feed their people and stop killing their own. Because killing your own people and other people isn't working out very well.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn Puh lease. You got what I'm saying all wrong! I'm not saying America is a world freedom police but I am saying that you need to stop blaming America for everything. We made mistakes like every other country in the world. And the whole world see the consequences along with us, okay? When America funded the now terrorists, they weren't terrorists at that time. Their own government didn't even like terrorism and their own government didn't even have what it takes on their own to stop terrorism, hence U.S. involvement. The terrorist countries didn't know beforehand that there was going to be people in their country, people in government or not, that would turn against their own government. U.S. has enough oil without the Mid East, however having the mid east take part in our oil supply isn't too bad either. This isn't even about oil anyway, it is literally a holy war. Not just that the terrorists think it's a holy war but it is actually a holy war. And you are partially correct about morals and politics, but not every single politician is corrupt, just that there are way more bad ones than the good ones. The good ones keep the world from collapsing, though they still can't stop greed and immorality. We live in a sick, wicked world, in case you didn't know. That is just how it is. Hence, a holy war. Good against evil but the terrorism sure ain't the good guys, even though they believe so, but they believe wrong.
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@KillerGaming-kh9yn Why don't you just get off the internet now, go back to video games. Those are fake killings, thank God!!
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