Should we send our troops to fight Isis? America is undecided betwixt whether or not to permit the allocation of American boots in Iraq or Syria to fight Isis. This is a war America cannot accomplish on the ground, so why kill our American soldiers when knowing this? Do civilians desire to send troops to simply exterminate fears, which in turn would not be solved by this? It is difficult for Americans to admit the limits of the American military power, yet when discussing war the nation needs to think logically. When comprehending our military, most consider it as an object, yet the truth in that statement is not prevalent. The military consists of our brothers and sisters-our family; they are not objects.
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and most Americans believe a war can be won by simply killing enemies off. As previously stated, this is not a normal war opponent, the best way to go about this war is to cut off what keeps them thriving: money. Isis has established a government, though it is not recognized, it is what has kept them striving as a religious leadership. The Isis government provides health care and small but needed necessities to live for the people who follow them. They receive these funds from the black market. an illegal form of trade. A main contributor to their money source is China, for buying Isis 's black market oil. To stop this money source being fed to the Isis government, the coalition of countries needs to commence on an embargo against Isis trade.
By fighting to defeat Isis, there is a probability that the war may be extended. America has been in the situation of sending ground troops to fight several times. The commitment of ground troops gradually expands until domestic forces deal the United States a heavy blow, and then American resolve degenerates. The outcome of sending troops often results worse off than before they were sent. If our troops go there, it is likely for terrorists to come to
The opinion of Americans on …show more content…
and most Americans believe a war can be won by simply killing enemies off. As previously stated, this is not a normal war opponent, the best way to go about this war is to cut off what keeps them thriving: money. Isis has established a government, though it is not recognized, it is what has kept them striving as a religious leadership. The Isis government provides health care and small but needed necessities to live for the people who follow them. They receive these funds from the black market. an illegal form of trade. A main contributor to their money source is China, for buying Isis 's black market oil. To stop this money source being fed to the Isis government, the coalition of countries needs to commence on an embargo against Isis trade.
By fighting to defeat Isis, there is a probability that the war may be extended. America has been in the situation of sending ground troops to fight several times. The commitment of ground troops gradually expands until domestic forces deal the United States a heavy blow, and then American resolve degenerates. The outcome of sending troops often results worse off than before they were sent. If our troops go there, it is likely for terrorists to come to