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Bodacious said:Who is the oppressor of these people? Take the case of Iraq, the sunis oppressed the shia, and now who is doing the bombing?
From a different perspective now, according the the Iraqi shia the US are their oppressors, correct? Is their claim justified? Depends on who you ask. According to me, no its not. They oppressed the shia and all we ask is their cooperation in a democratic Iraq. Instead they take arms because we overthrew their government.
How was McVeigh oppressed? How was Kazynsky oppressed? How were the KKK oppressed? How is PETA oppressed?
Bodacious said:Ok, fine, how about Hamas or Hizbollah or Abu Nidal or Al-Qaeda? I garauntee you someone from this organization has spoken out agains the Zionist movement.
Bodacious said:Why is the west in these places, specificaly Israel? If the US stopped supporting israel how long do you think it would be before all of the arab nations launched an attack on Israel?
*Looks around, then slowly puts down ballot paper with a tick next to Bodacious*MaxiKana said:Imo Bodacius just wants some attention, or he is seriously a wierd person, and should never be allowed into a position of power.
I say we just ignore his posts, since he isn't making sense. He takes what you say about opressed people, and then makes it look like you said mcveigh was opressed
Opression is not the only reason for a person to blow themselfs up or to kill other people. It takes some serious pushing and making that person feel like shit to make him or her do something like that, attacking them or killing them or invading their country WILL NOT MAKE THEM FEEL BETTER.
jondyfun said:McVeigh, like I said, was a poor white kid who couldn't get along in life due to a string of shitty jobs and a rough upbringing.
A large majority of KKK members were ( are? ) poor whites who are stuck at the bottom of the barrel, and need someone to blame. Like people keep saying in this thread, if these people's quality of life was better, perhaps they wouldn't be reduced to the state that they're in.
Bodacious said:And this is the government's fault how? Every hear of personal responsiblity?
Bodacious said:Sure the gov can enable someone to live poorley, happens all the time
Absinthe said:You took one thing that I said and disregarded everything else I said.
Take some time and read what I said.
jondyfun said:Good call, buddy.
jondyfun said:There are always going to be exceptions. Fact is, improving conditions around the world would result in less angry poor people driving cars with fat bombs in.
jondyfun said:Heh, I was just pointing out the fact that you contradicted yourself. Sorry.
Bodacious said:And this is the government's fault how? Every hear of personal responsiblity?
Bodacious said:Sure the gov can enable someone to live poorley, happens all the time
CptStern said:
this pretty much answers your question:
before Partition:
after partition
without the US' help it wouldnt look like this today
notice the absence of the arab state promised in the partition plan?
jondyfun said:*stops dancing, looks around sheepishly*
You did contradict yourself. You said that the government was absolved of responsibility for poor people:
and then carried on to say that the Government 'enables' someone to live poorly.
I don't think this dispute can be settled as we both have unresolvable differences of opinion, so I'm just going to drop it. The last point of your post is correct - giving in to extremist demands is not the answer. At least we can agree on that, eh? :cheers:
MaxiKana said:Imo Bodacius just wants some attention, or he is seriously a wierd person, and should never be allowed into a position of power.
I say we just ignore his posts, since he isn't making sense. He takes what you say about opressed people, and then makes it look like you said mcveigh was opressed
Bodacious said:but who enables the government to oppress - the people
Bodacious said:Sure the government can enable someone to live poorly, happens all the time
Bodacious said:And this is the governments fault, how? Ever heard of personal responsibility?
Bodacious said:I have to ask for a differnt source seeing as how the root of that page has articles describing that the WTC towers were collapsed by exploseives
Bodacious said:Those pictures are fine and dandy and all, but does the final picture take into account the land aquired by the 6 days war?
Bodacious said:How do those pictures prove that Arab nations wouldn't overrun israel if they had a chance? How do those pictures prove that organizations like Hamas would murder every jew alive if they had the chance?
MaxiKana said:You still contradicted yourself.
I just want some attention. I should be allowed to kill other people. Attacking them or killing them will make them feel better. I say we just blow other people up.
War against an idea is unwinnable. Simple.
jondyfun said:Alright, I'll see if I can clear this up. What you went on to say:
Had no bearing on what was previously said:
Thus I got rid of it, to keep the quotes sharp so they had maximum impact.
How does the top sentence change context? If a government is 'enabled' to keep people poor, then surely it is not the people's responsibility if they are poor. But you absolved the Government of responsibility, and then said they were able to keep people poor.
Thus, a contradiction.
Let's leave it at that, yeah? We're never going to sort this out.
Sure, there are educated wealthy terrorists, but they're generally the ones recruiting the stupid ones to do the bombing and fighting for them while they sit back and watch.
If the world were smarter, these hatemongers wouldn't have nearly as many followers.
Bodacious said:Yah, if you want to keep quoting me out of context, I did.
Lets quote you out of context:
So it is ok to kill people now and blow them up? Its true cause you said it, right? I mean, that is what I quoted from you. /silliness
Everyone of those words were quoted from your post, look and see for yourself.
Quotations out of context do not an argument make.
CptStern said:"On July 22, 1946, members of the Jewish underground militant organization Irgun Tsvai-Leumi in the British Mandate of Palestine detonated a bomb in the King David Hotel in Jerusalem. The hotel was the base for the British Secretariat, the military command and a branch of the Criminal Investigation Division (police). 91 people were killed, most of them civilians: 28 British, 41 Arab, 17 Jewish, and 5 other. Around 45 people were injured."
the rest omitted for lenght
well I dont see the arab nations overunning anybody ..actually it's the other way around dont you think? my maps prove that
MaxiKana said:I didn't make things up from words you wrote. I took what you meant and quoted it out of context. Yes I could quote your entire post, YOU WOULD STILL BE OUT OF CONTEXT.
Bodacious said:Thank you for those links. I will continue to educate myself on the subject
As I have said before, terrorism is terrorism, no doubt about that and even the jews are inexcusable. Even still, the governing body of Israel does not support these groups, as far as I am aware.
Bodacious said:I say this becuase Israelies have agreed ato stop the violence and let the palestinians have their state.
Bodacious said:I might not have noticed but since this latest agement the Israelies haven't fired anything, have they? That is also not to say that given the chance, in order to make some militant muslims happy, they would murder every jew they could.
Bodacious said:The 6 days war, ever read any info on that? The arab nations did exactly as i described, tried to overrun israel. Given the chance do you not think they would do it again?
GhostFox said:Sure it is. Do you know what won the Cold War? It wasn't Regan. It was Pepsi. It was Sony-Walkman's, it was ALF. Western Culture won the war. It made people realize the better life they could have.
Not completely, but in its current form I believe it can. I was more referring to the Islamic terrorism found in places like Afghanistan and Iraq, not so much the belief of terrorism in general.so im guessing u actually think it can be stopped seinfield... why??
Simply not true.
It wasn´t Reagan, of course. And it wasn´t Pepsi etc., of course.