That's rich. It's telling that you think my motive is rooted in "helping Iran" versus "stopping our country from committing to actions that I believe are harmful to our national interests."
You can be against the war and remain silent about it.
In other words, "shut up, you have no right to freedom of speech because I deem it so".
Sure we had freedom of speech but it doesn’t mean you should exercise that right in this case. To do so makes you my enemy.
I missed the part where (a) we actually declared war against Iran (like we're supposed to), and (b) it was definitively established that our current foreign policy vis-a-vis Iran is in our national interest. How in the world is it un-American or treasonous to point out that this whole fiasco has panned out poorly, and that it would behoove us to stop?
My guess is you are anti Israel and hate Bibi also but I could be wrong about that.
I literally wish I didn't have to care about Israel at all, because they're another country that's thousands of miles away from ours, and their problems should not be our problems.
But when their own government ministers casually talk about how entering the current conflict with Iran is not in THEIR interest—that, rather, it is more beneficial to let US keep fighting, while they stay out of it—then why should you be surprised if Americans get rather irritated about it?
“How in the world is it un-American or treasonous to point out that this whole fiasco has panned out poorly, and that it would behoove us to stop”
Interesting. I am not sure if Gen Giap is still alive but I wonder how he would answer that question. I think I know.