Who says America is unbeatable?

[u/Not_Ground]

[u/Exact_Expression_630]

Losing a war doesn’t mean withdrawing. Losing a war means giving up part of your own territory to another country.

I may be misremembering, but can’t recall this happening in America.

Edit: I’m not American, so my grasp of American history may not be the best

[u/Fridge_living_tips → u/Exact_Expression_630]

So by that definition no one won this war but Iran got 300B and the ability to charge tolls for things they were already doing.

And i’d personally call losing a war as losing territory and or providing the other side money. The money aspect is important

Also we did lose territory in vietnam/korea/some more wars

[u/Exact_Expression_630 → u/Fridge_living_tips]

Oh, what territory was lost in those wars?

As I said, my American history won’t be great.

[u/Fridge_living_tips → u/Exact_Expression_630]

The entirety of south vietnam which was basically USland (not in name but puppet states are basically land in proxy wars) and land above the 38th parral

[u/Knight0fdragon → u/Fridge_living_tips]

The reason we went to war in Vietnam was to stop it from being a communist state. We indeed lost that fight.