Comments by "DarkSideSixOfficial" (@DarkSideSixOfficial) on "US military drone shot down over Yemen" video.

Wait, why are our forces even remotely near Yemen? We neither Declared or Congressionally approved a declaration of War against Yemen. Someone is committing treason.
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Also if anyone thinks we should be near Yemen in any capacity... "Article I, Section 8, Clause 11 of the U.S. Constitution is as clear as black-and-white: Congress declares war, and the president prosecutes it as commander-in chief of the U.S. Armed Forces. Nowhere in the nation’s founding document is the president granted power to start a war, invade a country, or attack another country outside of an imminent threat to the American people."
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@Mj3DArts Someone didn't read the constitution I see. Only Congress has the authority to declare War. Proxy or not, conducting military operations against a country we are not at War with is ILLEGAL.
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@deeboninernation5651 As James Madison observed during a debate with Alexander Hamilton in 1793, “In no part of the Constitution is more wisdom to be found than in the clause which confides the question of war or peace to the legislature, and not to the executive department.”
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jmarks881 A Drone is a Military asset used in preparation for or in active armed hostilities, which is War. Yemen has no capability to strike US Mainland so spying isn't remotely necessary, but here is the truth. The US (and it's been proven which is why Resolutions have been passed in congress to stop it) is heavily involved in the War in Yemen, acting in coordination with Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Just months ago it was a Bomb with Lockheed Martin's and Raytheon Markings that was found to have struck a Bus full of 40+ Children in Yemen. Not a single survivor. Our support, funding, and active assistance in the War in Yemen is ILLEGAL.
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@dithmart17 I agree. I was referring to him, because he believed that Proxy Wars are more tolerable than State Wars. It's far from the truth. Proxy Wars are more destructive and less controllable, Iraq and Syria being the biggest example. Everyone knows we funded and assisted ISIL to overthrow governments and now they've spread everywhere, all because back under Bush they wanted to overthrow a bunch of Middle Eastern countries for glory and profit. Sent our veterans to support our enemies and laughed about it when asked where the WMD's are.
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@Mj3DArts Doesn't matter, we should be no where near Yemen. We're not at War with Yemen nor did they declare War or even the intent to harm our homeland.
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@Mj3DArts Proxy wars have nothing to do with identity politics. It's not me who is lost. You just proved that you are. Point is, we're not at War but we spend more than every other country combined on military spending. That's a problem shat should have ended right after Eisenhower warned about it.
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