bismitch
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bismitch said:hmm.... I was looking forward to some comments.
Kelzie said:Not quite sure if anyone else noticed it, but they're kinda the same thing. Radical Islams are neo-conservatives. Which is why I can support the war on terror and be a liberal. All y'all that claim one or the other confuse the hell out of me.
I don't think most people in the US, or on this very forum, are capable of understanding that parallelHoot said:Let's see....? Who uses the threat of violence to support political causes?
Who believes that the threat or use of violence to create fear is the best way to gain support for their political causes?
Who attacks people that oppose their political beliefs?
Who uses religious ideals to gain support for their political beliefs?
Who refuses to respect the boundaries and borders of other nations?
Who sometimes secretly supplies groups with weapons, training, and money for attacks in other countries?
Boy! This is a tough call...I'll have to think about this one for a while.
You're pretty much just making the same point as Kelzie, if quite a bit wordier. I think radical Islam is more of a threat at the moment, but it's Christian counterpart could get as bad or worse.Hoot said:Let's see....? Who uses the threat of violence to support political causes?
Who believes that the threat or use of violence to create fear is the best way to gain support for their political causes?
Who attacks people that oppose their political beliefs?
Who uses religious ideals to gain support for their political beliefs?
Who refuses to respect the boundaries and borders of other nations?
Who sometimes secretly supplies groups with weapons, training, and money for attacks in other countries?
Boy! This is a tough call...I'll have to think about this one for a while.
Liberals - as evidenced by the repeated rioting they have done at world trade conferences the world over.Hoot said:Let's see....? Who uses the threat of violence to support political causes?
Liberals - as evidenced by the repeated rioting they have done at world trade conferences the world over.Who believes that the threat or use of violence to create fear is the best way to gain support for their political causes?
Liberals - as evidenced by the repeated rioting they have done at world trade conferences the world over.Who attacks people that oppose their political beliefs?
Liberals - as evidenced by their repeated efforts at forcing people to believe onlywhat THEY think is OK.Who uses religious ideals to gain support for their political beliefs?
That would be the darling of liberals - the UN.Who refuses to respect the boundaries and borders of other nations?
Liberals - by way of the UN.Who sometimes secretly supplies groups with weapons, training, and money for attacks in other countries?
Take your time.Boy! This is a tough call...I'll have to think about this one for a while.
Ah, the pseudo-intellectual bigotry arises from ....???Morrow said:I don't think most people in the US, or on this very forum, are capable of understanding that parallel
ptsdkid said:What a surprise it is to see the various anti American liberal response to such a one-sided and ridiculous question.
The appropriate question here would be to ask who among the various political parties would be able and willing to fight these dangerous Islamic Fascists in the first place. I keep pondering that question, and I come up with one prevailing answer every time--that being the neo-Conservatives and those having a similar mindset. I'm also not surprised to see one of the respondents rail on and blame Christians for being a worldwide threat. Methinks most of you liberal minions have been smoking way too much whacky tobaccy. Tell me how a liberal in the White House (say, a Hillary Clinton) would react to a terrorist bombing on America's soil where some 3000 people die. Keep in mind, that we haven't been attacked on our homeland for 5 years now, thanks in total to George Bush's quick response to terrorism, despite all the negativism and waivering from the liberal side to the equation.
Please keep up your responses here; I'm having a great belly laugh over your weak positions on combatting terror. Oh excuse me, you don't have or you couldn't possibly take a position on terror. Almost forgot how all of you have become experts on bashing Bush and our military without ever offering alternative options to war--other than cut-and-run. LOL!
faithful_servant said:Ah, the pseudo-intellectual bigotry arises from ....???
It is very easy, simple to understand.Morrow said:I don't think most people in the US, or on this very forum, are capable of understanding that parallel
bismitch said:I'm sorry i should have been clearer with this post. I meant neo-conservative Americans.
The threat of neo-conservatism in America is surfacing itself in the many conflicts we have engaged in as "preventive" wars. How many more wars does it take to show that neo-conservative policy of hegemony is an impossible goal?
WI Crippler said:I'd rather fight proactively, then fight reactively. I am sure the british would have wished we were more proactive in WWII, rather than reactive. By being reactive we allowed Nazi Germany to become to powerful, by being reactive we allowed the Japanese to bomb Pearl Harbor. By being reactive we allowed 9/11 to happen. Had we taken proactive action, we could have certainley prevented these tragedies. The biggest problem with proactive action is that a certain segment of our population hamstrings us in our efforts to protect our country and our allies, as well as our interests and citizens around the world. They hamstrung our troops in Vietnam, and they are hamstringing us now. If people would be behind us like they were in WWII, and the Korean War we could finish this thing like we finished those wars.
And not all support has to be military. We defeated communist Russia without firing a shot, because of our support for freedom.
bismitch said:Fighting wars in Iraq and Afganistan have less to do with preventing another 9/11, than our own security measures in airports and our intelligence network. Seriously how does this do anything to prevent a terrorist from accomplishing his goals in the U.S.?
First of all there are some factual inacuracies in this post. We never finished the Korean War, we settled on the original borders. That was a smart decision by Truman, otherwise we would have been in a war with China. WWII isolationism was the extreme opposite of neo-conservative preventive war. I agree that the U.S. should have entered the war at the same time as Great Britain.
But think of the times that the neo-conservative policies have failed us. Ex. Vietnam Look at what that accomplished....
Other exs. Iraq War II
Think of what would of happened if we did a preventive war with Cuba or even the Soviet Union.
Radical Islamists support free trade? Since when?Kelzie said:Not quite sure if anyone else noticed it, but they're kinda the same thing. Radical Islams are neo-conservatives. Which is why I can support the war on terror and be a liberal. All y'all that claim one or the other confuse the hell out of me.
Synch said:Radical Islamists support free trade? Since when?