Should the United States pull all military troops out of Afghanistan?

Yes, but it needs an actual plan to get out, by implementing a better exit strategy without hurting allies and people that relied on us during that time.

No, not until all U.S. military leaders are confident the mission has been accomplished

We should evacuate our military troops and the people of Afghanistan.

We should take out as many troops as possible without destabilizing the region

They should all be pulled out unless they are given Congressional approval. Congress should not approve of their presence. Congress should bring most or all of them home.

No, we broke it we bought it. We need troops there until the country has totally stabilized.

Yes, but it needs an actual plan to get out that includes a better exit strategy without hurting allies and people that relied on us during that time.

Yes, but gradually as to avoid a shock attack in the region.

Yes, but slowly and methodically over an extended period of time.

Pull some troops not all

Yes, because its original mission should have been done and dusted within 6 or 12 months after the 2001 invasion.

Yes, but it needs an actual plan to get out and we should have had a better exit strategy without hurting allies and people that relied on us during that time.

Yes, but it needs an actual plan to get out with a better exit strategy without hurting allies and people that relied on us during that time.

Yes, but it needs an actual plan to get out and should be done with a better exit strategy without hurting allies and people that relied on us during that time.

yes but gradually and strategically

Yes, the wars in the Middle East only contributes to muslim immigration to Europe.

Yes, but gradually and only if a peace deal is achieved between the Taliban and the Afghan Government.

when we win

We need to end the war in Afghanistan, but we should maintain a smaller military presence.

Yes, we should withdraw all military forces from Afghanistan and send the troops home

Decrease military troops but all is too much ill say.

Yes, as long as it is a conditional withdrawal

not until we finish what they started

Yes, and give aid in any way as a means of compensation

In theory, yes. In practicality, no.

No, we should stay until the country is stabilized, and oversee its development in a peaceful post-war democracy, and it would be a big mistake to leave the country as we should finish the job and win the war and bring the justice we owe to all American families of 9/11

Not unless it's needed.

Yes, and withdraw troops from everywhere else as well.

Yes, but slowly so that we do not send the country into chaos. We should have never been involved there to begin with, though.

No, but most of them.

No, the United States should help to establish a democratic leadership for Afghanistan so the Taliban doesn't immediately take over and hurt Afghanistan citizens.

Only put a small amount in places where it is most needed

Remain in Afghanistan for as long as Afghanistan is not completely secular like neighboring Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan, and the Taliban and ISIS are still in the country

I believe if most of the troops are dying then yes, because what's the point of having them there if they aren't wining.

No, but some of them should be pulled.

when it is determined fairly safe to, get them out as soon as possible.

Yes, but decrease troop numbers over time and ensure that a stable government is in place

Slowly and with care

not all lol

Yes, after we establish a lasting democracy

Yes, however in a much more gradual and controlled manner

Yes, order airstrikes instead

Pull some of them.

Yes, but only after adequately arming the Afghan government for a peaceful transition

Yes but leave a small force for getting rid of terror cells. And make sure the government is self sufficient.

Slowly so we know if they will not be a threat to us.

Yes, but there needs to be a plan in place such that ALL Americans return safely, and equipment is retrieved or destroyed.

Yes, but with a cautious and slow process that ensures stability

No unless absolutely necessary

No, because if they did we would of lost the war

Yes, but slowly to prevent destabilization.

No, we should gradually pull out of the country rather than abruptly leave.

yes, but with a tansition period to stabalize the Afghan government

We shouldn't pull ALL troops out of Afghanistan but maintain a presence there.

Yes, but keep a small number of troops in the area.

Pull our troops from everywhere

No, pull out a large majority of our troops out, but leave a stay-behind force to combat Taliban attacks

Yes, and deploy troops to Mexico to protect dreamers en route to immigrating to America from the Mexican cartels.

Yes, but increase surveillance of the Taliban and other militant groups who are against the Afghan government

Not until we’re sure it won’t create a power vacuum in the country

No, not until we are sure it will not destabilize the region and allow for the Taliban to rise to power once again

The United States should not pull all military troops out of Afghanistan until the country is peaceful and stable with little to no terrorist activity, and a fully functioning military

Yes, but slowly as we prepare Afghani loyalists to take over operations in the region

Yes, but we should prepare the local government to fill the power vacuum in the region

yes, but make them come back if any further trouble happens against the US

Yes, but as a gradual process over 2-3 years as Afghanistan stabilizes its own government and military to combat Al Qaeda and defend themselves against Taliban rule.

Yes, if the country requests so.

Yes, gradually over a two year period

Yes, but gradually over a two-year period

Yes, but as a gradual process over 3-4 years as Afghanistan stabilizes its own government and military to combat Al Qaeda and defend themselves against Taliban rule.

Yes, but the total withdrawal of our military troops should be done gradually over a two-year period

I need more information to be able to form an opinion on this topic.

Yes, if there is too much violence or nonviolence.

Slowly start pulling troops until we know that we can fully protect them.

Yes, but only after we have come to diplomatic agreements with the local parties

I don't think we should pull our troops out but I think they should only be there to try and keep peace

Not before allies who aided us and their families are removed to in order to ensure their safety for assisting us.

Yes The sooner the better

i say yes because there isnt much of a reason for them to be there

Pull most, but leave a few behind

No, because they do so much to help other people, but yes because those troops could go home with their families

No, but leave enough to keep it in check until things become more stable

They should gradually remove troops out of Afghanistan once it's proven that Afghanistan doesn't rely on the United States.

Take out some at a time but increase when there is evidence of an attack

Yes, but slowly and not all at once.

Yes, but immediate removal would destabilize the country, it must be gradual.

I do not understand enough to have an informed opinion on this topic.

Yes, as long as the Taliban is defeated and the government of Afghanistan is stable

No, but reduce the current amount

Yes, but slowly and don’t pull all out until Afghanistan is stable and there is no threat to the US

yes but over a period of time

yes but gradually

no, the U.S. should reduce the number of military troops and convert to A.I.

they should be in already safe areas and make sure those areas do not get hurt and just monitor the dangerous areas so fewer troops die.

Until it transitions into democracy

No, we need a gradual exit strategy, though we never should have gone in the first place.

Pull out troops from Afghanistan a little at a time

Yes, but only gradually so the area is not destabilized quickly

Yes, and use foreign aid to help build schools and support communities