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MynameisBlarney's avatar

Oh....well. Ok then. Carry on.

Lyly, Scary Potato🍟's avatar

That's the kind of thing that makes you lose wars, actually.

Alexander Stallwitz's avatar

I was thinking about that game too theres a major plot point involving it.

Captain Kraut's avatar

There are non radioactive alternatives, German tanks use penetrators made from tungsten carbide.

But one has to admit, what an "elegant" solution to get rid of some radioactive waste while spreading liberty.

ahughes798's avatar

Our BFF Israel uses it, so why shouldn't we?

doktorzoom's avatar

In a short period of time, too.

L. Ron Pony  🇺🇦's avatar

Renewable energyHunger and poverty diminishingCancer and AIDS almost eliminatedGlobal temperatures steady or diminishingColonies on Mars

Who'd want to live in a world like that? <sighs>

L. Ron Pony  🇺🇦's avatar

You can hardly complain about it when you're the ones who sold it to them, right?

Clark_Nova's avatar

I remember pulling the bodies of US soldiers out from under an APC where they had sought shelter. Bones from the waist down and sacks of boiled human soup above. This was OUR WP. 1968, if it matters. Lovely stuff.

The US leopard never changes its spots. War criminals then and war criminals now.

Clark_Nova's avatar

I remember how the Marines used massive quantities of WP to take out women and children in Faluja who were running for the river.

Clark_Nova's avatar

Join the Army and see it first hand. It's 10,000X worse than some silly kiddy game.

Clark_Nova's avatar

Because they're less than human?

Clark_Nova's avatar

Apparently Obama DID love it. He certainly didn't interfere with its use as an anti-personnel weapon.

Clark_Nova's avatar

Please don't forget the horror that he visited on Laos at the same time. Every American who was an adult in the late '60's should be forced to walk across a few fields in the 98% of these countries (Laos AND Cambodia) that still haven't been cleared of UX.