So remember that ISIS-K commander that we proudly boasted we killed and got revenge on (just ignore the 9 civilians who were killed along side him)?
About that... it looks like he wasn't an ISIS-K commander; rather he was a humanitarian aide worker who was delivering water to neighborhoods that our war left without water, and those civilians were his family and co-workers.
Whoopsie.
If that doesn't sum up the last 50 years of American intervention in the Middle East, I don't know what does.
https://www.nytimes.com/video/world/asia/100000007963596/us-drone-attack-kabul-investigation.html
I can't even be outraged anymore. Like, this has happened so many times now that's it's become routine, and I literally cannot find it within me to be outraged anymore. And that's terrifying.
