

America should behave with honor and admit mistakes whenever it is in the wrong, the journalist has said.
The US is not worth fighting for if it was behind the attack on an Iranian school that killed more than 160 people but refuses to admit responsibility, American journalist Tucker Carlson has said.
Carlson shared his opinion on the attack on the school in the southern city of Minab on February 28. This was the first day of massive US-Israeli strikes on Iran.
Several investigations by American media outlets have concluded that the strike involved a US Tomahawk cruise missile.
Carlson argued that the US could occupy the higher moral ground with respect to Iran only if it behaves honourably. ‘If innocents are killed – girls at a school, you have to believe that it was accidental and you have to say out loud that was wrong.’
Open admission of the mistake would allow the US to keep its honor, Carlson continued.

’Because if you wake up in the morning and you’re living in the kind of country that thinks it’s okay to kill not simply military officers but their daughters, that country is not worth fighting for.’
A New York Times analysis on Tuesday suggested that popular support for the Iran war is the lowest compared to other US military involvements abroad, starting from World War II.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll in early March indicated that only one in four Americans approves of the US-Israeli attack on Iran.
Carlson, who previously was generally supportive of Trump’s policies, has condemned the Iran war as absolutely disgusting and evil.

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Wake TF up…
“We’re the baddies” is the most apropos thing I can think of…
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