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No doubt about it this dude sits atop the bad-a$$ scale.
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You assume too much. We're already engaged militarily and it would be appropriate to ratchet that up. Indiscriminate bombing of civilians isn't going to achieve our goals but will aid theirs.
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Like they don't kill the civilians that don't convert to there brand of religion? Mr. Bob |
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Well said. You hit the nail on the head, John. Fire can be fought by hosing it down, or if a forest fire, a back fire. Hose the suckers down with our own kind of fire. I don't want to send in tropps any more than does a normal person, you know some aren't coming back. Those of you have served, you know the price of freedom comes at a steep price, and when we signed up we gave Uncle Sam a blank check to cash, up to and including our lives. We knew it then, we know it now.
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I re-read my statement, but cannot find any reference to indiscriminate bombing or attacking civilians. I believe I alluded to killing members of ISIS, while stating I understood we would loose people in the effort.
I will agree that indiscriminate bombing will not do the job. We had an excellent opportunity to directly bomb ISIS forces when they were lined up neatly on the road leading to Mosul. Our government officials (we have these things called "Aircraft Carriers" - we didn't use them) declined that opportunity, and is instead engaged in what amounts to indiscriminate bombing. Time to change gears. Thus far, King Abdullah's forces have engaged in attacks against terrorist training facilities and weapons caches. I would call that "discriminate bombing".
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So, you want to be as uncivilized?
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Hindsight is always 20-20. Without authorization from the Iraqi's we would have been in violation of our agreement with them. I find the hindsight justification of illegal acts (the end justifies the means) to be a mark of uncivilized behavior.
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And how would you stop the genocide they are doing? Saying please hasn't worked. Mr. Bob |
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We need to start answering ruthless behavior of terror groups with even more ruthless behavior.
That is the only thing these neanderthal filthy animals understand. They need to mix pig's blood and guts in with the bombs and missile warheads as an insult to their religion. Time to respond in like kind to these POS dirtbags. Forcibly shave off the ratty-mess beards off the captured scumbags as well.
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You're assuming we have a right to intervene. How about we let someone else deal with their local problems instead of assuming the role of the world's cop. This situation exists substantially because we invaded and destabilized Iraq, a country that had nothing whatsoever to do with the 9/11 attacks. More bad behavior on our part isn't going to fix this. Help when asked. Otherwise, keep our noses out of other people's business.
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