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4 hours ago, yall said:

I absolutely see it differently because those refugee camps are full of would-be terrorists. The price they pay for being partisans in their jihad against non-believers.

 

Don't wanna get bombed? Don't willingly allow yourself to be a human shield for murderers. Aside from the children, a good portion are complicit.

Never go full ######. You went full ######. 

We’re on the brink of WWIII and you people don’t seem to understand or care. Keep supporting the bloodthirsty regimes you support. It’s gonna leave a lot of people dead. Another thing you people do not care about unless it’s US or Israelis. Sad. 

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I feel real compassion for the victim's families, but for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei?

That regime is responsible for more death, mayhem and destruction than can be described.

Posted
22 minutes ago, sherpa said:

I feel real compassion for the victim's families, but for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei?

That regime is responsible for more death, mayhem and destruction than can be described.

You sure you want to compare body counts with anyone? 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Justice said:

You sure you want to compare body counts with anyone? 

Body counts are meaningless.

That regime has been at war with the US for decades, and is responsible for many, many US deaths.

I have zero sympathy for them.

 

That view does not transfer to the innocent people who may have been killed.

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Posted
1 hour ago, sherpa said:

Body counts are meaningless.

That regime has been at war with the US for decades, and is responsible for many, many US deaths.

I have zero sympathy for them.

 

That view does not transfer to the innocent people who may have been killed.

The audacity you have. Omg. We literally invade other countries and had several proxy wars and you got the nerve to point your finger??? Foh 

Posted (edited)
8 minutes ago, Justice said:

The audacity you have. Omg. We literally invade other countries and had several proxy wars and you got the nerve to point your finger??? Foh 

It all started in the 1950's when the democratically elected government of Iran wanted to nationalize oil assets so the CIA engineered a coup and installed the Shah until, what?  1979.  So the idea they started it is sort of horse crap.  And yeah, the US is at constant war either directly or through proxy.  

Then removed Saddam and in the process eliminating the force in the region keeping Iran under control.  Bush the idiot and his crew of great thinkers.

War is one of the establishments key rackets.  

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Posted
2 hours ago, All_Pro_Bills said:

It all started in the 1950's when the democratically elected government of Iran wanted to nationalize oil assets so the CIA engineered a coup and installed the Shah until, what?  1979.  So the idea they started it is sort of horse crap.  

 

Taking over an embassy, which is universally regarded as an act of war is "starting it."

Blindfolding and parading workers in that effort makes it far worse.

 

I have no sympathy re the Iranian Islamic folks who have fomented countless death in the pursuit of their caliphate.

 

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59 minutes ago, sherpa said:

 

Taking over an embassy, which is universally regarded as an act of war is "starting it."

Blindfolding and parading workers in that effort makes it far worse.

 

I have no sympathy re the Iranian Islamic folks who have fomented countless death in the pursuit of their caliphate.

 

Attaboy. Make it about religion. Tell me the last time Iran attacked a Christian nation. I’ll wait. They fund terrorist organizations you say? Now how in the hell you really know that? You’re their accountant? 

Posted (edited)
9 minutes ago, Justice said:

Attaboy. Make it about religion. Tell me the last time Iran attacked a Christian nation. I’ll wait. They fund terrorist organizations you say? Now how in the hell you really know that? You’re their accountant? 

 

Are you serious?

There aren't two people on earth who do not know that Iran is funding Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis.

Maybe you are one.

 

Who do you define as a "Christian Nation?"

I'm unaware of any, let alone one who was attacked.

 

 

Attacking, taking over an embassy, and holding the people there as hostages is an act of war.

Are you aware of that?  

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1 hour ago, sherpa said:

 

Taking over an embassy, which is universally regarded as an act of war is "starting it."

Blindfolding and parading workers in that effort makes it far worse.

 

I have no sympathy re the Iranian Islamic folks who have fomented countless death in the pursuit of their caliphate.

 

So interfering with the people's choice of a democratically elected government to install a more friendly dictator isn't starting it?  If we left well enough alone those Islamists likely would never have assumed power.  Consequences of interference.

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Posted
5 minutes ago, sherpa said:

 

Are you serious?

There aren't two people on earth who do not know that Iran is funding Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis.

Maybe you are one.

 

Attacking, taking over an embassy, and holding the people there as hostages is an act of war.

Are you aware of that?  

Yeah well I don't believe much anymore. Especially when it comes to what the US and Israel has to say. You see I can prove and I have seen with my own eyes this country start wars with the other nations. You can't say the same about Iran.

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Posted
15 minutes ago, sherpa said:

 

Yes I can, and so can the rest of the world.

I mean you’re right. Iran has the nerve to put their country next to all our military bases. 

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Not terrorism, they were hunting terrorists, so this is ok. That's right, right? 

 

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/01/04/world/israel-hamas-war-gaza-news

 

Israel’s military pressed on with its bombardment of areas of southern Gaza that it has told civilians to evacuate to amid fierce fighting, Palestine Red Crescent and Gazan officials said Thursday. Palestinian news media reported that a strike had hit a family home and left more than a dozen people dead.

The Gazan government media office said on Thursday that Israeli strikes in six locations in Rafah, near the border with Egypt, had killed more than 30 people over the last three days. The statement said Israel had been bombing areas that it had claimed were safe and where it had been “forcing civilians” to go.

13 hours ago, All_Pro_Bills said:

So interfering with the people's choice of a democratically elected government to install a more friendly dictator isn't starting it?  If we left well enough alone those Islamists likely would never have assumed power.  Consequences of interference.

Sherpa won't argue with a fellow Republican. He is that partisan 

Posted
1 hour ago, Tiberius said:

Not terrorism, they were hunting terrorists, so this is ok. That's right, right? 

 

https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/01/04/world/israel-hamas-war-gaza-news

 

Israel’s military pressed on with its bombardment of areas of southern Gaza that it has told civilians to evacuate to amid fierce fighting, Palestine Red Crescent and Gazan officials said Thursday. Palestinian news media reported that a strike had hit a family home and left more than a dozen people dead.

The Gazan government media office said on Thursday that Israeli strikes in six locations in Rafah, near the border with Egypt, had killed more than 30 people over the last three days. The statement said Israel had been bombing areas that it had claimed were safe and where it had been “forcing civilians” to go.

Sherpa won't argue with a fellow Republican. He is that partisan 

 

Why do you support terrorists?

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Is it an a war of conquest then? 

 

 

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2023-12-31/ty-article/100-200-000-not-two-million-israels-finance-minister-envisions-depopulated-gaza/0000018c-bfe8-d6c4-ab8d-fffc0b910000 

 

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said that Israel must control the territory in the Gaza Strip and significantly reduce the number of Palestinian residents in Gaza.

In an interview to army radio, the far-right minister said that his "demand" was for the Gaza Strip to stop being a "hotbed where two million people grow up on hatred and aspire to destroy the State of Israel."

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Without outlining his preferred method, Smotrich then suggested that the removal of around 90 percent of Gaza's residents would help achieve his goal. "If there are 100,000 or 200,000 Arabs in Gaza and not two million, the whole discourse about the day after will be different," he said.

Posted (edited)
40 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

I'm not a Trump supporter 

 

You're quoting Hamas.  That makes you a terrorist supporter.

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