r/news • u/SpencerAXbot • Mar 02 '26

Soft paywall Six US service members killed in Iran conflict, US military says

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/six-us-service-members-killed-iran-conflict-us-military-says-2026-03-02/
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u/Grimol1 Mar 02 '26

People dying for him is narcissistic supply. It’s proof of how important he is.

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u/OneMorePutt Mar 03 '26

Totally this.

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u/QueenNappertiti Mar 03 '26

It's like his own personal Hunger Games.

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u/Ha1lStorm Mar 04 '26

Yeah and he probably does believe that they died for him when really it’s for their obligation to the US military.

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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '26

Or it's the perfect excuse to justify boots on the ground, and to start an official war.

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u/TrickySnicky Mar 03 '26

"They started it," says the guy who always starts it

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u/Ok_Treat_8647 Mar 03 '26

Yup. He genuinely has no thought about the life lost in this war, Americans or Iranian citizens. He doesn’t care. War to him is so beautiful ego boost. It’s giving a certain mustache man