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What is the worst thing Obama did, Reddit?
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It's the dunk tank.
This is where you come to post big-brained hot takes by chuds, libs, or even fellow leftists, and tear them to itty-bitty pieces with precision dunkstrikes.
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So you're just making shit up from video games or tv, because this is the opposite of the truth. This is the tactic the US used in Iraq and Afghanistan, it consistently failed because there's always someone new who can replace the head of the organization. This isn't some leftist critique, this is what the US government learned from more than a decade of trying to make that tactic work.
Who's in charge of Afghanistan right now? How many Taliban leaders do you suppose were assassinated between the invasion of Afghanistan and the Taliban re-acquisition of control?
Stop the shoot and cry bullshit. The yanks had no business being in Afghanistan in the first place.
For decades and decades, all the yanks have ever brought Afghanistan has been violence and terror.
They also actively fought and won.
He was never a leader of Al Qaeda, it did not ever have a formal hierarchy. He was more like a mascot who had a lot of money. You should do some more research about him, and terrorist "organizations" in general, if you're going to bloviate about them.