Nine family members killed in US airstrike in Kabul targeting suspected ISIS-K bomber

[Brian37]

Still doesn't explain why this makes the US guilty of terrorism (I notice that Kareemi didn't do that).

Boru

Nobody gave the U.S permission to conduct airstrikes in a country their army was officially kicked out from. Any military actions should and must happen under the surveillance and observing of the official government of Afghanistan. 

Let's not forget here that the U.S army is a defeated, invading power that owes Afghanistan Billions -if not Trillions- of War Reparations.

"Permission" on a global scale is bullshit. 

You need to face the fact that our species, for whatever reason, being evolutionary are tribal. Sometimes we get along, but sometimes we fight. It sucks. I hate fighting, I hate war. I think most people hate war. But the truth is we fight each other. 

Did Bin Laden have permission to use 4 commercial passenger jets to murder almost 3 thousand civilians on 9/11/01?  

If you want to claim that the past 20 years was a waste of money on our part, that is an argument. But that has nothing to do with Bin Laden's sucker punch. 

Would you like to talk to every one of the Afghanis  who fled over the past month and face them face to face? 

If you defend the Taliban, or ISIS, you are defending oppression. Neither value gender equality, neither value political pluralism. 

FYI Bin Laden was a fucking rich spoiled asshole who got pissed at his Royal Parents for not putting into an official military role.

He didn't give a shit about anyone but his own fame.