[End Times Sentinel]

Afghanis are cowards with no Western values, who will turn and run at the first opportunity to abandon their wives and children. That much is obvious.
Could the evacuation be better organized, like keeping Bagrahm open? Of course.
There are certain translators who were useful, but bringing their families as well?
Do we really want to bring in 50,000 afghanis/dual citizens (with taliban sympathies) back to the U.S.?
Anyone still in Trashcanistan after months of warning, is clearly either too stupid to be an asset to the U.S. or potential terrorists.

[MinorityRepublican]

Do we really want to bring in 50,000 afghanis/dual citizens (with taliban sympathies) back to the U.S.?

We need to make a deal with our Gulf allies and have them live in places like Doha, Qatar and Dubai, UAE. No need for them to come to USA.

[lodi90]

Do we really want to bring in 50,000 afghanis/dual citizens (with taliban sympathies) back to the U.S.?

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50k? It will be at least 500k after everybody’s cousin and grandma gets in via chain migration. This is Somalia x 10. Or more. Time will tell.

[GJones2]

>> "Afghanis are cowards with no Western values, who will turn and run at the first opportunity to abandon their wives and children. That much is obvious." <<

Deaths by Afghan military - 69,000; Afghan civilians - 51,000 : Afghan total - 120,000

(Afghan population - 38 million)

American military deaths in combat since 2014 have been in the low double digits or single digits.

(American population - 328 million)

[GJones2]

>> Do we really want to bring in 50,000 afghanis/dual citizens (with taliban sympathies) back to the U.S.? <<

No, but some refugees who stuck their necks out to defy the Taliban might make good citizens, and I don’t think it’s honorable to abandon the ones who worked closely with us. Having a large influx of Muslims in general, though — when some of our worst enemies are Islamists — will almost certainly be harmful, and it’s one more bad consequence of returning in defeat from Afghanistan.

Since 2014, in a support role, the United States (a country of over 328 million) was having annual combat deaths in the low double digits or even single digits. Compare that with the 96 American roofers who died in 2018. We could have held out — if necessary — until the sun burned out (or as long as the Taliban, anyway).

[A strike]

No more Ilhan Nur Said Omar, little Somolia/little Kabul in the West, especially in the UnitedStates, oh hell NO.