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Originally posted by Rhetoric
This is nothing new.
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Originally posted by Rhetoric
This is nothing new.
I find this to be the typical democrat response to accusations of high treason.
"Its nothing new"
Kind of like
"Its no big deal"
Then they produce an orwellian logicial arguement justifying the funding of people who were just out shooting at our service men.
Truly disturbing.
[edit on 29-10-2009 by mnemeth1]
Originally posted by rogerstigers
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Originally posted by Rhetoric
This is nothing new.
I find this to be the typical democrat response to accusations of high treason.
"Its nothing new"
Kind of like
"Its no big deal"
Then they produce an orwellian logicial arguement justifying the funding of people who were just out shooting at our service men.
Truly disturbing.
[edit on 29-10-2009 by mnemeth1]
I find nothing partisan or "Democrat" about it. It seems more like a fatalist comment to me. The idea that our government flaunts the checks and balances and acts in manners that are not in the best interest of the citizenship and are likely illegal... this idea is nothing new and has been going on for ages. For someone to point that out is simply acknowledging the fact that they aren't surprised and really don't expect anything to come out of it.
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Originally posted by rogerstigers
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Originally posted by Rhetoric
This is nothing new.
I find this to be the typical democrat response to accusations of high treason.
"Its nothing new"
Kind of like
"Its no big deal"
Then they produce an orwellian logicial arguement justifying the funding of people who were just out shooting at our service men.
Truly disturbing.
[edit on 29-10-2009 by mnemeth1]
I find nothing partisan or "Democrat" about it. It seems more like a fatalist comment to me. The idea that our government flaunts the checks and balances and acts in manners that are not in the best interest of the citizenship and are likely illegal... this idea is nothing new and has been going on for ages. For someone to point that out is simply acknowledging the fact that they aren't surprised and really don't expect anything to come out of it.
perhaps.
I find republicans to be less brazen about open support of our enemies though.
Not that I'm a fan of them either.
Bush should be hauled into court as well.
Originally posted by Rhetoric
Easy bub, you're looking to lash out at Democrats, and Democrats only, that much is clear by your statements and attacks on this administration and members of this board.
You're trying to pick a fight or something, and I find it, and your entire argument to be without any merit. Unless of course you accused Bush of High-Treason" when he started bribing Iraqi Tribal elders, but I can't seem to find the thread you started then, is it missing or is this attack of yours really not about Afghanistan at all?
You're too transparent.
I'm not defending anything or anyone in this thread, all I said is that "it's nothing new" Many presidents have done this in many parts of the world.
-Get over yourself, your hate is going to eat you up from the inside out.
originally posted by mnemeth1
I can see you care a lot about the troops who are getting attacked on a daily basis.
Originally posted by Rhetoric
reply to post by mnemeth1
originally posted by mnemeth1
I can see you care a lot about the troops who are getting attacked on a daily basis.
I was one of those troops, so don't pretend to know anything about what it's like over there.
It must be nice, to be able to sit on your couch while others do your fighting for you. I have no more time for your hatred and ignorance, go away.
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I'm going to break this down for you all.
In order for this "war" to end, the government has come to the conclusion that it must pay the Taliban to fight for us.
Why?
Because since the Taliban’s inception, they have been nothing but a mercenary force disguised as a militant religious group.
Let us not forget who created the Taliban. It was the US very own CIA that funded and trained the original group of warlords in a bid to prevent Russia from acquiring access to oil in Afghanistan. If you look at old pictures of the Taliban, they are all carrying US arms.
Now we are at war with an enemy of our own creation
I am a former US military gulf war veteran.
WE don't negotiate with terrorists
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Originally posted by Rhetoric
reply to post by mnemeth1
originally posted by mnemeth1
I can see you care a lot about the troops who are getting attacked on a daily basis.
I was one of those troops, so don't pretend to know anything about what it's like over there.
It must be nice, to be able to sit on your couch while others do your fighting for you. I have no more time for your hatred and ignorance, go away.
So was I
I find it highly unlikely that a former serviceman would be so cavalier about funding enemy combatants with his own money.
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Mod Edit: Snipped T&C violation:
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[edit on 29-10-2009 by Gemwolf]
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originally posted by mnemeth1
I can see you care a lot about the troops who are getting attacked on a daily basis.
originally posted by Rhetoric
I was one of those troops, so don't pretend to know anything about what it's like over there.
originally posted by mnemeth1
So was I
About The Editor Michael Suede (nom de plume) has a degree and background in computer science from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and has worked as a software developer / engineer since 2001.
originally posted by mnemeth1
I was in the Gulf, not Afghanistan
originally posted by mnemeth1
When I said "I was there as well" - I meant deployed to the Middle East in a hostile zone.