Thread: Ultimate Test of Civility ~ 2nd Amendment

I was just watching an interview with an ex Mossad agent talking about the Israeli retaliation to the Munich massacre. He said “we went after anyone involved in the massacres, it didn’t matter how involved they were. It didn’t matter that they didn’t kill anyone that day because they would kill someone tomorrow, next day, or the next month. We killed all of them, because a terrorist is a terrorist is a terrorist” The only reason Israel hasn’t waged a complete war against Palestine is because of their agreement with the US to hold back and fight half assed. We should take lessons from them especially their airline practices; the IDF definitely has the right idea IMO.

I was just watching an interview with an ex Mossad agent talking about the Israeli retaliation to the Munich massacre. He said “we went after anyone involved in the massacres, it didn’t matter how involved they were. It didn’t matter that they didn’t kill anyone that day because they would kill someone tomorrow, next day, or the next month. We killed all of them, because a terrorist is a terrorist is a terrorist” The only reason Israel hasn’t waged a complete war against Palestine is because of their agreement with the US to hold back and fight half assed. We should take lessons from them especially their airline practices; the IDF definitely has the right idea IMO.

Okay. Someone take his guns away

Originally Posted by JLStorm

And again why we can't wint through traditional means. I am not willing to sacrifice my children or any other American child to be a suicide bomber

Me neither. And I'm also not willing to sacrafice any American life to create or support another Islamic theocracy.

if we cannot come up with a more effective and less impactive solution, I am plenty willing to carpet bomb their entire city to avoid these children growing up to fulfill their parents dreams.

Or allow them to slug it out in a civil war? Under our protection, Iraq created a constitution that made them an Islamic theocracy. They also voted in a government to carry it out. At least theoretically they have a democracy, but what they'll really have depends on who wins. If it's the Shiites they'll have a miniature Iran, tied to Iran. If it's the Sunnis they'll probably have another dictatorship. The Kurds, in any case, seem to have a working, peaceful separate area. In any case, Al Qaeda controls Anbar Province, and our generals don't think we can take it back. So, they now have what they lost in Afghanistan, but htis time they're actually governing the area.

I still think the thing to do is to get the three parties talking to each other and redeploy to the edge of Kurdistan. At that point it's up to them. They can slaughter each other or work something out. In either case, our troops are out of harm's way in a friendly part of Iraq, and they're close enough to the action to protect against foreign intervention.

Originally Posted by JLStorm

I was just watching an interview with an ex Mossad agent talking about the Israeli retaliation to the Munich massacre. He said “we went after anyone involved in the massacres, it didn’t matter how involved they were. It didn’t matter that they didn’t kill anyone that day because they would kill someone tomorrow, next day, or the next month. We killed all of them, because a terrorist is a terrorist is a terrorist” The only reason Israel hasn’t waged a complete war against Palestine is because of their agreement with the US to hold back and fight half assed. We should take lessons from them especially their airline practices; the IDF definitely has the right idea IMO.

Notice that Mossad was using terrorism against the terrorists, directly against members of the organization. There was no carpet bombing or killing of civilians. To do that, you have to go deep underground and track down individuals. It's not something you do with an army.

Originally Posted by Joe Lerch

Me neither. And I'm also not willing to sacrafice any American life to create or support another Islamic theocracy.

Or allow them to slug it out in a civil war? Under our protection, Iraq created a constitution that made them an Islamic theocracy. They also voted in a government to carry it out. At least theoretically they have a democracy, but what they'll really have depends on who wins. If it's the Shiites they'll have a miniature Iran, tied to Iran. If it's the Sunnis they'll probably have another dictatorship. The Kurds, in any case, seem to have a working, peaceful separate area. In any case, Al Qaeda controls Anbar Province, and our generals don't think we can take it back. So, they now have what they lost in Afghanistan, but htis time they're actually governing the area.

I still think the thing to do is to get the three parties talking to each other and redeploy to the edge of Kurdistan. At that point it's up to them. They can slaughter each other or work something out. In either case, our troops are out of harm's way in a friendly part of Iraq, and they're close enough to the action to protect against foreign intervention.

Well IMO our trying to convert them to a democratic way of life was a bad move and frankly non of our business, but now we have to live with our actions, and I am not sure what is the best way to do that. Again, I don't care how a country runs itself as long as it doesnt inhibit my way of life, which is why I think we need to mind our own business more and worry about our problems first. Perhaps Iraq were going to attempt to impact the US, but frankly I don't think I will ever know the true facts of why we went in, nor do I know if we made the right decision. All I know is I support our soldiers in all their actions, but not necessarily the politicians that decide those what those actions will be.

Originally Posted by JLStorm

Well IMO our trying to convert them to a democratic way of life was a bad move and frankly none of our business, but now we have to live with our actions, and I am not sure what is the best way to do that. Again, I don't care how a country runs itself as long as it doesnt inhibit my way of life, which is why I think we need to mind our own business more and worry about our problems first. Perhaps Iraq were going to attempt to impact the US, but frankly I don't think I will ever know the true facts of why we went in, nor do I know if we made the right decision. All I know is I support our soldiers in all their actions, but not necessarily the politicians that decide those what those actions will be.

Originally Posted by Sweeney Todd

Okay. Someone take his guns away

LOL, funny they said that when I liked this movie scene..I don't get it http://youtube.com/watch?v=jmKR6evZR...287FA9&index=1