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In reply to the discussion: The disconnect by Americans re violence in Syria is sickening. [View all]summer-hazz
(112 posts)144. Excellent!!! I will copy/past and read it this long weekend...
So sweet of you to share.. TU again..


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you are actually comparing US drone strikes to gassing civilians and napalming children?
arely staircase
Aug 2013
#1
Most swedes would probably say one should always be ready to kill for your countries security
Arcanetrance
Aug 2013
#97
That's not true. In Vietnam B-52's carpet bombed, killing indiscriminately. They
rhett o rick
Aug 2013
#112
Dead is dead. One weapon is not morally superior to another. They are exactly the same thing.
bowens43
Aug 2013
#55
Do you think our drone strikes haven't killed innocent civilians, including children?
MNBrewer
Aug 2013
#57
When was the last time Assad bombed another country clear across the sea? nt
kelliekat44
Aug 2013
#17
According to this poll 42% support military action, or 50% if the action is cruise missile strikes.
bornskeptic
Aug 2013
#105
We (the US Marine Corps) also allegedly used white phosphor as an anti-personnel munition
HardTimes99
Aug 2013
#69
The US had its chance to carry out humane actions in Rwanda where there was no chance for
kelliekat44
Aug 2013
#16
Saddam gassed the Kurds, 4 months later Rumsfeld was shaking his hand, sent by Reagan to
Bluenorthwest
Aug 2013
#40
Ahem, Saddam "allegedly" gassed his own people. That allegation has never been
HardTimes99
Aug 2013
#76
The only reson we are going to war is that MIC needs a boost to their quarterly profits.
Katashi_itto
Aug 2013
#36
No disconnect here, they will kill each other with or w/o our intervention..
Historic NY
Aug 2013
#42
So, you think Obama is worse than Assad, but how dare anyone accuse you of being an Obama-hater, nt
geek tragedy
Aug 2013
#46
You see, Assad only used poison gas once, but Obama does something just as bad every week.,
geek tragedy
Aug 2013
#71
Putting words in other posters mouths is getting pretty low. You getting desperate? nm
rhett o rick
Aug 2013
#115
And where else did 3K civilians get killed by terrorists one fine morning?
BeyondGeography
Aug 2013
#52
So, you're considering Assad the weak as he 'wages war; against the strong
geek tragedy
Aug 2013
#73
How would you characterize what the Assad regime is doing--comitting terrorism against
geek tragedy
Aug 2013
#79
Seems to me you're trying to hijack the thread from the OP's point, which is that the U.S.
HardTimes99
Aug 2013
#93
"As for what [rightwing nationalist] Abe said, I agree and support what he said." - Bonobo
Romulox
Aug 2013
#82
Pretty much just the US because the US military was the last one standing after the 20th century
The2ndWheel
Aug 2013
#121
How will he learn to properly kill babies and others if we don't show him? We gotta blow up
jtuck004
Aug 2013
#123