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quote: Originally posted by muxec
When Franklin said that the situation was totally different. |
The principle is the same.
quote: Originally posted by muxec
65% of muslims support terrorists. Think about it. We value our lifes high they do not. |
Care to actually provide proof of that number?
-Drachasor
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quote: Originally posted by Tattila the Hun
Isn't it US policy to retaliate to attack by WMD's by WMD's, IOW, nukes?
(I think it was redone a while back, to allow first strikes with WMD's, tho...) |
Oh, right, so if North Korea nuked us we'd go and nuke Japan?
-Drachasor
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quote: Originally posted by Sava
I would take such a situation (nuke going off in Chicago) quite personally. Al Qaeda might not be targetting me personally, but they would have destroyed something special to me. In response, I would destroy something special to them. I wouldn't just nuke Mecca without warning. I'd give maybe 48 hours for people to leave. I'm not looking to kill innocents. I'm looking to destroy the symbol of Mecca.
And Drach, there's a reason we have anger. It's a survival trait. Those that get angry kill their enemies. Pacifism is admirable, but in the end, who is going to survive? Those unwilling to take action? Or those willing to take action? |
I'm not a pacifist and I don't advocate pacifism.* I advocate measures that stop problems though, not make them worse.
Anger was more useful in much, much more primitive times. Now we need to be a lot more careful about how we use it, because it isn't as though we are fully evolved for our current society.
-Drachasor
*Though I am hopeful that one day we will not have wars.
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quote: Originally posted by muxec
USAian tax-payers funded nukes used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Hypothetic Al-Qaeda nuke was funded by muslim people. |
By *some* Muslim people, and just like internment camps weren't appropriate in WWII, nuking Mecca isn't appropriate in the war on terror. In fact it is far, far less appropriate.
Additionally, it would make the problem of terrorism worse and more bloody, it wouldn't help solve it.
Is everyone here so bloodthirsty that advocate making a war worse as opposed to better? That they advocate prolonging misery and pain more than necessary?
-Drachasor
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quote: Originally posted by Japher
Yeah, now that we took care of Iraq. |
It was basically unconnected with Iraq; but I guess you don't read any of our intelligence reports, which *ALL* confirm this. The connection idea is a mistaken notion by a non-intelligence person which Wolfowitz latched onto and got the President to start thinking too. It has no basis in reality.
Al Qaeda was more closely connected to Afghanistan (why didn't you say that?), but still was largely nationless. It is especially nationless now.
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quote: Originally posted by Patroklos
Did you listen to what Sava said? (I know it is hard after conditioning oneself to ignore him) |
I heard what he said and responded. What he proposed would only make things worse, not better.
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To be fair to Japher, Iraq was within a few years of a Nuke just before the Gulf War, but they never advanced beyond that and the program was ended. They never started it again and would of needed to recreate a lot of work to get back to that point.
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