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In reply to the discussion: When you have been bombing, shooting, using drones to kill millions of others [View all]What I learned in war was that killing is wrong no matter who is doing it
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When you have been bombing, shooting, using drones to kill millions of others [View all]
malaise
Sep 2014
OP
That has been useful information, however disturbing. It does explain how these policies
sabrina 1
Sep 2014
#30
The elite know this is true of most people today, and they use that to their advantage.
stillwaiting
Sep 2014
#47
George Bush answered that question in his first Presidential campaign. And since he was
sabrina 1
Sep 2014
#31
Their tactic of fear did succeed. We are now openly at war in Iraq and Syria.
morningfog
Sep 2014
#11
We and about 60 other countries. A more formidable group than a 'coalition of the willing'.
randome
Sep 2014
#12
Wow. How many people is Assad and ISIS killing? And you want to compare that to Bush, Junior?
randome
Sep 2014
#17
Dealing with that reality, what practical steps best advance a transition strategy for that region?
blm
Sep 2014
#25
I think we would do well to ask ourselves what our ultimate goal is, and why we have that goal.
ZombieHorde
Sep 2014
#34