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I have some questions. To the OP, would you like foreigners telling you what to do in your own country? I mean, no offense, but that is just a no- brainer. What we do here is our business. Period. Yes it affects a lot of other countries too, but tough luck. Foreigners, mind your own business. It's called national sovereignty.
Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by jhn7537
Have you answered the original question yet? If not, how is it going to evolve. Plus, we all know where this is going to wind up. With people on one side saying Iran is going to build a bomb, that they are, that they will use it. With the other side saying that they haven't built one, have no plans to and won't use it as that would be foolish. Check out the 2 - 6 pages.
Edit: I'm trying to keep it on topic. There are plenty of Iran threads if you want to discuss other issues, or start your own thread.edit on 10-1-2013 by superman2012 because: (no reason given)
We get what you tried to do. While saying you were not trying to compare a domestic policy to a country arming itself with nuclear weapons....there's a distinct difference you purposely ignore to try to further your own ideology and point. You're not interested in the answers nor in opposing points of view. You wanted to drive your point home. The problem here, is that foreigners telling Americans they should not exercise their domestic right to bare arms, is different than countries (Like the United States of America) opposing a radical religious ideologically extremist group arming itself with weapons capable and attained for the purpose of attacking other countries that do not believe in the same god or prophets as they do.
Well, to be fair, your question had a big assumption lumped right in the middle of it like all americans are acting the way you present in that question. Make blanket statements much? From that point you lost your audience because you decided to lump everyone together as feeling a certain way on a certain subject when that isn't entirely true.
Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus
We understand your question just fine
Your words and posts say otherwise.
American citizens judging Iran,
You haven't seen any threads on ATS?
It has nothing whatever to do with our 2nd Amendment rights.
You're right. I explained that to you two or three times already. Glad to see you're caught up.edit on 10-1-2013 by superman2012 because: (no reason given)edit on 10-1-2013 by superman2012 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by circuitsports
the day an american can posses a weapon that can kill a million people instantly is the day hell freezes over
nuclear weapons and guns aren't even the same technology to compare with.
Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by jhn7537
Well, to be fair, your question had a big assumption lumped right in the middle of it like all americans are acting the way you present in that question. Make blanket statements much? From that point you lost your audience because you decided to lump everyone together as feeling a certain way on a certain subject when that isn't entirely true.
Not true. Read the thread before making silly accusations. I have said, repeatedly, that I have witnessed ATS members being critical of other countries and trying to tell them how they should act, while at the same time getting quite angry at people of other countries for telling them they need more gun control. I have explained myself many times to people that don't get it, and they usually have nothing more to say...on topic anyways.
Originally posted by swoopaloop
I'm not American, so I'm sorry if my opinion is not moot.
It's my opinion that Americans should be allowed to have their guns, and that Iranians should be allowed to have nuclear weapons. If any criminals take advantage of either situation, than they will deal with the consequences and the full extent of the law.
Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by Unidentified_Objective
Right, I understand that you are close to understanding. Where you are confusing yourself though is that you are assuming that Iran is building a nuclear weapon. Take away that assumption and redo your answer.
Originally posted by jhn7537
Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by jhn7537
Well, to be fair, your question had a big assumption lumped right in the middle of it like all americans are acting the way you present in that question. Make blanket statements much? From that point you lost your audience because you decided to lump everyone together as feeling a certain way on a certain subject when that isn't entirely true.
Not true. Read the thread before making silly accusations. I have said, repeatedly, that I have witnessed ATS members being critical of other countries and trying to tell them how they should act, while at the same time getting quite angry at people of other countries for telling them they need more gun control. I have explained myself many times to people that don't get it, and they usually have nothing more to say...on topic anyways.
I don't need to read the whole thread, I read your OP like you asked me to do and responded... Just cause you decided to backtrack doesnt make it all fair game now
trying to tell them how they should act
Originally posted by chrome413
Originally posted by superman2012
reply to post by Unidentified_Objective
Right, I understand that you are close to understanding. Where you are confusing yourself though is that you are assuming that Iran is building a nuclear weapon. Take away that assumption and redo your answer.
It's that very attitude that got us all involved in WWII to begin with. Had Britain dealt with Germany the war could have been much less bloody and much shorter. Go ahead and hide your head in the sand, but that does not mean that Iran is not actively seeking a nuke. And when they get one, watch out. Don't think the Iranians won't use it on your country either.