Ben Carson

[RSTRICK30]

The last time the United States definitively lost a battle was Hürtgen Forest in 1944.....

WRONG, WRONG, WRONG

The United Stares military has NEVER lost a battle!

 

[boomie]

For starts, the US lost more than a few battles in both Vietnam and Korea, but since the history channel didn't mention that, you'd probably deny it happened. I'll stop there as past discussions with you always seem to travel in a very small circle.

 

[TheFoyeEffect]

Point to a major battle the U.S. decisively lost on the battlefield. Pyrrhic victories and propaganda victories do not count, nor do skirmishes.

 

[boomie]

The battle of Taejon, Korea.

 

[LizReed]

Foye's going to have to google 'Taejon'

 

[TheFoyeEffect]

The battle of Taejon, Korea.

What happened immediately after Taejon?

 

[NickleDimer]

This turned from bashing tjc's fake political optimism to everyone uniting against TFE's 'Merican military cheerleading. I'm so proud of your guys.

 

[NickleDimer]

Is Big Ben gaining in the polls yet, tjc?

 

[vujoe62]

Is Big Ben gaining in the polls yet, tjc?

I wonder if Sarah will run again. This country needs her!

 

[RSTRICK30]

They didn't lose a single battle in Vietnam.

Shut up. We didn't lose Vietnam. It was a tie!

 

[LizReed]

great reference, Strick.

 

[Ninetynine5.0]

Shut up. We didn't lose Vietnam. It was a tie!

I'm telling ya baby they kicked a lot of ass there! Boy! They whipped your hide reeeeeeeaaaal good!

 

[NickleDimer]

Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. And from my understanding, there were plenty of hand grenades in Vietnam. And nevermind that other communist country that we "tied" that grew into a monster that starved millions of its people and developed nuclear weapons.