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President Biden is reportedly preparing for a bombing campaign in the Middle East in retaliation for a drone attack, potentially escalating to a full-blown war with Iran.
The warmongering policies of the current US president involve initiating a bombing campaign in Yemen and supporting a genocide in Gaza.
The behavior of Democratic Party leaders, including Nancy Pelosi, raises concerns about their support for war and genocide, despite portraying themselves as responsible humanitarians.

Attacking the Houthis in Yemen with threats and airstrikes is not stopping attacks on shipping and may escalate the situation.
The U.S. designation of the Houthis as terrorists could further empower them politically and increase their popularity.
The U.S. often relies on force and sanctions in international issues, but addressing the war in Gaza may be a more effective solution.

The Biden administration's military campaign in Yemen is illegal and unauthorized by Congress.
There is skepticism that the campaign will achieve its goals, making it a pointless endeavor.
The decision to continue the strikes is driven by ideology rather than national interest, reflecting larger issues in U.S. foreign policy.

There's always a choice when deciding whether to use force or not, and usually, there are better options than resorting to force.
The U.S. won't likely compel Houthi compliance through force; attacking Iranian targets would worsen the conflict.
Taking military action that you expect will make things worse is both stupid and wrong.

Israel's genocidal attacks in Gaza are killing hundreds, including children, and targeting hospitals.
International and humanitarian laws seem meaningless in the face of Israel's actions in Gaza.
The relentless bombardment by Israel is destroying Gaza's health system, leaving hospitals and patients under fire.

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