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The embattled University of Colorado ethnic-studies professor
claims undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University
of Illinois' Springfield campus ...
Originally posted by goose
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Well, I posit my conclusions that if you want to avoid September 11s, if you want security in some actual form, then it's almost a biblical framing, you have to do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
you have to do unto others as you would have them do unto you
Originally posted by w555hc
Originally posted by goose
sid=05/02/18/157211&mode=thread&tid=25
Well, I posit my conclusions that if you want to avoid September 11s, if you want security in some actual form, then it's almost a biblical framing, you have to do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
Goose, I'm a Christian - not a very good one - but a Christian none-the-less. Churchill picked the wrong Bible passage or he has a flawed understanding of it's interpretation. Does he mean, since we have been attacked by terrorist we are to show them compassion so they won't attack and kill us again? That scenario is called appeasement. Appeasement toward terrorist - who have been killing Americans - goes back 26 years. Here's the timeline:
Have you ever considered that he is saying the only way to truly feel safe and stop terrorism is to stop creating it? a prime example of that is the wa in Iraq, we were greeted at first by the majority of people with smiles and children asking for the military personnel autograph but now after 100,000 civilian Iraqies have died as a result of this war no one is smiling. Another prime example is Abu Gharib.
Originally posted by Nygdan
you have to do unto others as you would have them do unto you
Ok, so the US now has the right ot go to any country in the world and commit mass murder, especially if its over one of those countries supporting a third party (ala the israel justification for 911) or has companies that sell product in the US or even compete with the US in foreign markets (ala the mcworld claim). Heck, even countries that act like they want to help the US, but don't do enough, are open to have their citizens murdered.
Originally posted by w555hc
the US does have the right to go into any country to protect it's citizens