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A target rich environmentSo rich, in fact, that you can stand back and let them slaughter themselves on their way back to the darkness.(Taking their women and children with them.)
Itâd be nice if commenters here would stop to think about the actual human lives involved in these conflicts. Countless children, women, and men killed, maimed, made homeless, starved, losing loved ones. Rather than the glib, dehumanizing, âturn it into a cage match,â why not think about actual ways to try and help alleviate some of the suffering? Or is that too complicated for our lazy minds?
Can anyone explain to me how Assad, who has protected minorities and relentlessly fought jihadism, is a âthugâ or âbad guyâ, except in the long since exploded propaganda peddled by the likes of Barack Obama (who as late as 2013 was still claiming there were no jihadis in Syria, who lied that Assad used poison gas, and who is now openly arming and training terrorists there)? I remember there used to be a commentor called Dylan 3.1415 here who regularly called Assad âAsshatâ and repeated Obamapologist propaganda. Havenât seen the guy around recently but then I rarely read this strip anymore.
nosirrom said, 1 minute ago: " you can not force democracy ona people who donât want it."Is that why Amerikastan overthrew the democratic Mossadegh government in Iran in 1953, for example? Because Iranians donât want democracy?
The Middle East â the place where we fought a high tech war against a low tech enemy and lost. But, we did eliminate an evil dictator. Unfortunately, he was the stabilizing force in the area.
Interesting info on this one, though it seems to be not so funny. I hope he gets back to the Trump meme before he flames out. The right was bound to get out of sorts when Trump started his antics on their side.
The American Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford called Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad evil in an extensive interview with The Daily Caller Wednesday from his mission in the Middle Eastern country.âYes, actually I do because whatâs happening under his authority in terms of people being tortured to death, people being shot who are unarmed and no one being held accountable for it,â Ford responded following a pause after being asked by TheDC if he thought Assad was âevil.â.To say nothing of barrel bombs being used on civilians, and children being tortured in front of the their parents.Nice guy. I thought heâd give up murder after he passed his fatherâs record of 20-30,000 in Hama, but heâs at 200,000 and probably more. While he makes sure to live in luxury.
I was in a discussion group this morning (face-to-face, not online), and someone was talking about how the U.S. has lost its place in the world as #1. I kept quiet, because the guy seemed to be losing his hold on reality and dominated the conversation. Now I can say it: WHY DOES THE U. S. HAVE TO BE FIRST IN EVERYTHING?
@goweederâThe fantasy that the US is a force for good in the world is the one needing to be corrected.â.Donât see why.We ARE a force for good.Even with all our faults.We bring the idea of freedom, even if it is rejected.We bring the idea of sanitation, even if it is rejected.We offer goods to those wanting them.We offer better lives to those interested..We arenât the only ones, but we are among those who offer good things.
BE THIS GUY over 9 years ago
There will never be a shortage of work for Sorkh Razil in the Middle East.
ladamson1918 over 9 years ago
I suggest a gigantic cage for most of the Middle East.
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen over 9 years ago
A target rich environmentSo rich, in fact, that you can stand back and let them slaughter themselves on their way back to the darkness.(Taking their women and children with them.)
agrestic over 9 years ago
Itâd be nice if commenters here would stop to think about the actual human lives involved in these conflicts. Countless children, women, and men killed, maimed, made homeless, starved, losing loved ones. Rather than the glib, dehumanizing, âturn it into a cage match,â why not think about actual ways to try and help alleviate some of the suffering? Or is that too complicated for our lazy minds?
Argythree over 9 years ago
With a lot of black gold under it. (Except for the part of it called Israel)
King_Shark over 9 years ago
Can anyone explain to me how Assad, who has protected minorities and relentlessly fought jihadism, is a âthugâ or âbad guyâ, except in the long since exploded propaganda peddled by the likes of Barack Obama (who as late as 2013 was still claiming there were no jihadis in Syria, who lied that Assad used poison gas, and who is now openly arming and training terrorists there)? I remember there used to be a commentor called Dylan 3.1415 here who regularly called Assad âAsshatâ and repeated Obamapologist propaganda. Havenât seen the guy around recently but then I rarely read this strip anymore.
King_Shark over 9 years ago
nosirrom said, 1 minute ago: " you can not force democracy ona people who donât want it."Is that why Amerikastan overthrew the democratic Mossadegh government in Iran in 1953, for example? Because Iranians donât want democracy?
palos over 9 years ago
The Middle East â the place where we fought a high tech war against a low tech enemy and lost. But, we did eliminate an evil dictator. Unfortunately, he was the stabilizing force in the area.
montessoriteacher over 9 years ago
Interesting info on this one, though it seems to be not so funny. I hope he gets back to the Trump meme before he flames out. The right was bound to get out of sorts when Trump started his antics on their side.
dutchs over 9 years ago
And give it all back to the Turks.
NWdryad over 9 years ago
Yay, more Red Rascal!
pouncingtiger over 9 years ago
The US should leave the Middle East and let them sort it out. Reline the borders if they have to.
Dtroutma over 9 years ago
Is Charleston, Tennessee, Florida, or other shooting sites in the âmiddle eastâ of the U.S., representing target-rich environs?
kaffekup over 9 years ago
The American Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford called Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad evil in an extensive interview with The Daily Caller Wednesday from his mission in the Middle Eastern country.âYes, actually I do because whatâs happening under his authority in terms of people being tortured to death, people being shot who are unarmed and no one being held accountable for it,â Ford responded following a pause after being asked by TheDC if he thought Assad was âevil.â.To say nothing of barrel bombs being used on civilians, and children being tortured in front of the their parents.Nice guy. I thought heâd give up murder after he passed his fatherâs record of 20-30,000 in Hama, but heâs at 200,000 and probably more. While he makes sure to live in luxury.
Gokie5 over 9 years ago
I was in a discussion group this morning (face-to-face, not online), and someone was talking about how the U.S. has lost its place in the world as #1. I kept quiet, because the guy seemed to be losing his hold on reality and dominated the conversation. Now I can say it: WHY DOES THE U. S. HAVE TO BE FIRST IN EVERYTHING?
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen over 9 years ago
@goweederâThe fantasy that the US is a force for good in the world is the one needing to be corrected.â.Donât see why.We ARE a force for good.Even with all our faults.We bring the idea of freedom, even if it is rejected.We bring the idea of sanitation, even if it is rejected.We offer goods to those wanting them.We offer better lives to those interested..We arenât the only ones, but we are among those who offer good things.
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen over 9 years ago
@BuckyKatt999âWhy is it that more and more people around the world are more afraid of the USA than even the ISIL?â.They arenât
lindz.coop Premium Member over 9 years ago
Well, we all thought âArab Springâ was so greatâŠ..here is the result.