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Erdogan =/= Turkey , Kim Yong-un =/= North Korea , Chamenei =/= Iran
::::How many rabid pro-abortion world leaders have been invited to the White House? (answer: too many to count) How about those who support euthanasia or who support restrictions on free speech and religious freedom? (again, too many to count) Trump's being a realist, not some purist who thinks it's the U.S.'s obligation to embark on a worldwide crusade to rid the world of all dictators (funny, that liberal/neocon crusade never opposes the many leaders who support denying the unborn the right to live). Trump's unwillingness to go on a moral crusade against an medium-sized country on the other side of the world is one of the main reasons he won in 2016. --[[User:1990'sguy|1990'sguy]] ([[User talk:1990'sguy|talk]]) 18:58, 14 October 2019 (EDT)
::::How many rabid pro-abortion world leaders have been invited to the White House? (answer: too many to count) How about those who support euthanasia or who support restrictions on free speech and religious freedom? (again, too many to count) Trump's being a realist, not some purist who thinks it's the U.S.'s obligation to embark on a worldwide crusade to rid the world of all dictators (funny, that liberal/neocon crusade never opposes the many leaders who support denying the unborn the right to live). Trump's unwillingness to go on a moral crusade against an medium-sized country on the other side of the world is one of the main reasons he won in 2016. --[[User:1990'sguy|1990'sguy]] ([[User talk:1990'sguy|talk]]) 18:58, 14 October 2019 (EDT)
:::::It's a kowtow. To be an isolationist means to be persistent and don't laugh with foreign leaders that caused America to abandon their allies and withdraw their forces in such a humiliating way. What do you think will the individual American soldier think when he/she gets the order to fight and risk his/her life when within a blink of an eye this (or a future) commander-in-chief yields the ground to the enemy? To be clear: the enemy isn't Turkey, it's Erdogan, the corrupt and greedy destroyer of secularist Turkey and regional sponsor of Jihadism. Erdogan was in a vulnerable position after his party lost the majority at the general elections in June 2015 - and the German chancellor helped him out. And he was vulnerable again after the double defeat in the March and June 2019 Istanbul mayoral election - and now the U.S. president rushed to help him out. Both Western leaders screwed the freedom-loving people in Turkey by making the kowtow to Erdogan, but this time it's much more profound: now it's the major Western nation. I couldn't imagine that. And what does the Senate do? A meaningful and veto-proof sanctions bill? Forget it. --[[User:James2|James2]] ([[User talk:James2|talk]]) 14:59, 15 October 2019 (EDT)