"Iran does place military infrastructure near already existing civilian areas."

You mean like this:

Is The Pentagon "Military Infrastructure?"

Whe we built The Pentagon in 1947, did we place it near the already existing civilian areas of Alexandria and Washington, D.C.?

"Iran does place military infrastructure near already existing civilian areas."

So what?
The United States does that too.
It doesn't make it "okay" to bomb the civilians because there's military nearby.

If Iran bombed a school, you wouldn't be defending it because the school was near a military base.

Trophy Hunting is somewhat out of fashion.

So it's not impossible to believe TR would have simply picked up a ridiculously overcompensating manly hobby of our time.

Like building his own private rocket ship.

When America does it:
"There's always a large perimeter of civilians that develops around military posts."

vs.

When Iran does it:
"The difference is deliberately putting the military in the middle of a residential areas."

"The difference is deliberately putting the military in the middle of a residential areas."

That's not a thing that Iran did, BillJohnson.

No more than the United States does by having these things at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune

Headline: A Noticias Telemundo investigation documented a marked increase in cases of people posing as federal agents to rob, intimidate and even injure or rape immigrants.

KWRX25: Leftists are partially to blame for this.

Snoofy,
"He can't do that without bombing schools?"

Let's get something straight.
Trump bombs schools, and I support Trump bombing schools.
#63 | Posted by BillJohnson

Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina has seven schools in it's perimeter. Are the marines using school children as shields?
#66 | Posted by REDIAL

Worth repeating.

"Like it or not, America has been the stabilizing force behind much of the modern world for decades."

But we're not stabilizing the Middle East. Not any more. Not under Trump.

We are destabilizing the Middle East.
We are destabilizing the global economy.

"The fact is THEY are the ones killing their women and children when we attack them."

This is the thinking of a man who hits his wife, and tells her she left him no choice.

"When an enemy deliberately hides among women and children, operates out of schools and hospitals, and uses civilians as shields, they are the ones putting those civilians in danger."

Iran didn't do that.

The school wasn't hidden.
The enemy wasn't hiding among the students.
The enemy didn't operate out of the school.
The enemy didn't use civilians as shields.
There was no military target at the school.

I get renaming it, but tearing it down?
Seems like they're admitting he raped kids in there.
He donated money to this school specifically so he could get access to kids, is what it sounds like to me.
Kinda like Trump brought the Miss Teen USA Pageant so he could "inspect the merchandise."

"It would take hours to list his accomplishments in life."

How long to list just his ethnic cleansing accomplishments?

"Trump has been the most destructive president in American history."

This is what I voted for.
--Boaz

Teddy would also be a terrible person by modern standards, a prolific trophy hunter.
#20 | Posted by sitzkrieg

Funny you went with "trophy hunting" and not "ethnic cleansing."
But of course, that's just a reflection of the American ethos.

Remember when the difference between Communism and the United States is the United States is a Free Country where we are allowed to travel freely without having to show our papers?

Any Republicans remember that version of our country?

"For crying out loud, Trump is trying to keep one of the craziest regimes on earth from getting nuclear weapons."

Why is that America's concern, shouldn't, I dunno, Israel be the ones doing that?
Pakistan has nuclear weapons. Pakistan is an Islamic nation. Should Trump take Pakistan's nuclear weapons away?

I ask these questions to highlight that BillJohnson has never even thought about them.