If you had actually read the article you would know that they are not, in fact, blaming the troops. They are blaming the leadership and government for poor planning and strategy that has left them unprepared for the wars we now find ourselves in. Wars like in Iran where despite the bombing campaign, Iran is still in control of the Strait of Hormuz and still has drones they are using the kill and threaten US interests and allies.

In addition, the American government appears unwilling and/or unable to change course and prepare for the realities of war in the 21st century. It’s yet another example of our broken system not solving any problems for the country.

Hoobastank

No, but the ocean is pretty big.

Don’t worry. The board gave their CEO a huge amount of money so he’s sure to turn it around!

What are the services American companies provide that are so valuable they are more important than protecting the sovereignty of a European country?

MS Office? Android? iOS?

I generally don’t know what services they are afraid of targeting and potentially losing.

This just popped up on my “Home” feed, but I see it’s an older post.

I tend to agree that communities should have commenting open. If they don’t want comments, then social media isn’t the place to post.

In terms of removing posts: my opinion is if they are legal to discuss (as you mentioned), and they’re not harassing folks, then they should be allowed to stay.