Add Iran to the list of unwinnable U.S. wars that unnecessarily cost American military lives

The call to withdraw from ongoing tensions with Iran, especially around the Strait of Hormuz, highlights a growing sentiment that the U.S. military has been involved in an unwinnable conflict that has already claimed 17 American lives and risks more. This perspective underscores the need to re-evaluate the strategic value of these operations, considering both the human cost and the broader implications for international relations. The argument isn't just about saving lives but also about questioning the effectiveness and necessity of continued military engagement in this region.