Even if they did, "United States vs. random terrorist group in shithole Iraq" wouldn't constitute as a "World War".
ISIS looks big because they're ****ing with a country that barely has an infrastructure, let alone a military. Once they tango with us, we'll have what's left of them huddling in caves and crying on each others' beards within a month.
What's interesting to me is how so many people seem to "want" a World War 3. People seem to fiend for it on a subconscious level almost as much as people subconsciously fiend for Beyonce and Jay Z to get divorced. lol
Originally posted by Tzeentch
What's interesting to me is how so many people seem to "want" a World War 3. People seem to fiend for it on a subconscious level almost as much as people subconsciously fiend for Beyonce and Jay Z to get divorced. lol
Indeed; I've seen similar.
I used to post on a automotive message board that had about a 70-75% conservative member base with several really far right loons. They outright expected and couldn't wait for an American Civil War 2.
Originally posted by Robtard
Lol, yeah, you're right.Anyhow, Iran will likely get involved if it looks like ISIS will truly take over Iraq, as they can't afford to have an extremely radical Shi'a hating group as a neighbor who would in theory only gain in strength the longer they're in control.
Maybe that's a good reason to not get involved. 😉
Originally posted by Shabazz916
its america's fault for having the hands in every cookie jar... you cnt solve that part of the world.. they have been fighting foreva and we jumped in and now they are throwing planes at our buildings
I agree that we are not the world's policemen like our government seems to think and we get involved in way more matters than we should. It's the reason so many other countries hate us so much, imo.
Originally posted by Time ImmemorialIran and/or Turkey. Israel too, if they start pushing up against their borders.
Who will stop them?
IS isn't some movie supervillain with magic powers stolen from the Tesseract. They number in the few thousands and their equipment, while pretty good compared to other terrorist organizations, is nothing compared to proper national militaries. Iraq's pathetic armed forces lacked resolve and discipline, and Syria's been decimated by the civil war. As those are the only two nations which IS is directly combating, they look like they're doing a great job. But they're fighting broken nations, not unified regional powers. If Iraq doesn't beat back IS, then Turkey and especially Iran will. They have an interest in not seeing a huge chunk of Mesopotamia taken over by zealots.