American military interventionism and the maintenance of a world empire have historically led to unnecessary wars and instability rather than peace.

“I'm not seeing the peace through strength. I'm saying permanent militarism and permanent war through strength.”

She maintains that military interventions are often driven by arrogant, unrealistic assumptions about potential outcomes that ignore the realities of the ground situation.

“my my it seems like their judgment and and the normal Clarity that should be there is clouded by arrogance and um this this idea that well just because we say this is what the outcome will be that's what it will be”

He expresses concern that US military intervention in Iran could cause citizens to rally around their own government rather than oppose it.

“My concern with bombing Iran, though, is that you might get the opposite. Right now, the iron, the dander, the the emotion and the protest is is to oppose the mullets, to oppose the religious government. The problem is is when bombs begin dropping from Americans, will that shift the anger of the peo”

The United States should avoid war with Iran because it will be a disastrous conflict involving unnecessary loss of life for Americans.

“If you believe this war is going to be easy, like Ben Shapiro is telling you, and like he told you, he said the same exact thing for the Iraq war. Someone pulled up an editorial from back then saying where Ben Shar was saying, "Oh, Iraq's going to be a piece of cake." You're an idiot if you believe ”

Military action against Iran is a war of choice driven by Israeli interests that will likely lead to a failed state and catastrophe rather than a successful democratic transition.

“This is clearly a war for Israel. I mean, that's what the geopolitical motivator is here.”

The United States should launch an air attack on Iranian military targets, specifically the Revolutionary Guard, to remove the current regime.

“I think the ayatollas provide a religious legitimacy a kind of ideological camouflage but the real powers in the revolutionary guard and in fact it's the it's the bases and headquarters of the guard that really should be our principal targets.”

The United States should use its power and influence to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, even if it requires military force.

“But letting Iran have a nuclear weapon um no that's not a way to solve the problem. So, while the United States has the power and the influence, we should be doing what we can to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.”

Targeted military strikes on Iranian bases are a necessary rescue operation to liberate the Iranian people from a brutal regime.

“And there really is no better solution for humanity than to remove this regime with targeted strikes on military bases, which by the way is a rescue operation and really doesn't need to be framed as a war.”

The United States should pursue regime change in Iran because the current leadership is a failed state that holds its population hostage.

“This is not a war, Pierce. This is not a war. This is a rescue mission. The the United States is coming to help rescue 90 million Iranians who have been held hostage by a brutal and savage dictatorship.”

Foreign intervention can be a necessary, moral tool to stop ethnic cleansing and extreme state oppression when a population is under dire tyranny.

“If I promise you people of Iran are not walking in the streets and say bomb us, but they are looking for an intervention. an intervention that historically we have seen the facts that there were interventions to stop ethnic cleansings.”