Hey, I just had a crazy thought. Maybe bombing the shit out of people isn't helping? We've been trying this for over a decade and a half. Maybe we should try something else?
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Ok...
Do you have evidence that it's false?
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By the way, speaking of abject failures of policy, has anyone pointed out that the right-wing party of Britain completely failed to protect the people from this, and that maybe a left-leaning party can do a better job?
No? Ok.
Like? give me some solutions, bombing the shit out of isis is what made them so weak and stopped their advances and made them lose all the territory they had gained. Without the bombings isis would have no problem taking most of iraq. US bombings and kurdish fighters on the ground is what have worked the best.
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Well, I personally don't have many. But that Jeremy Corbyn fellow seems to have a lot of good ideas to keep the U.K. safe. He's been right about all of this shit so far. Might be worth giving him a shot.
*Looks at the dead kids*bombing the shit out of isis is what made them so weak and stopped their advances and made them lose all the territory they had gained.
Sure doesn't seem that way to me.
If you measure of a group's success is whether they have the wherewithal to kill some kids, I don't know what to tell you. It's really not that hard to kill a couple dozen kids. This is a horrifying fact about the world, but it remains so. If we react as though killing some kids is a symbol of real power, this is a very favorable outcome for ISIS.
And you think they hit civilians with every bomb? sure sounds like it. It's not like isis always use human shields either, placing civilians in the same buildings etc but sure put all the blame on the guys doing the bombings.
Like i said they do try to avoid it no matter if you dont think so.
I can't really discuss anything further with someone that believes that a policy goal of the US and UK is to kill Arab children. I think your position is obviously wrong and has no evidential support. If the goal was killing kids, both nations are capable of wholesale holocaust.
The only reason these nations kill the children of their enemies is because their enemies hide amongst their children. If you think otherwise, I think you're hopelessly propagandized to hate Western nations. Oh well.
It's not about revenge against the US, it's about furthering their religious goals. I know that's hard for non-religious people to understand.
The only part the US will play, that ISIS cares about is the US will be one of many participants in the final battle against ISIS, ISIS will win.
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"This will be a fight against overwhelming odds from which survival cannot be expected. We will do what damage we can."
-- Capt. Copeland
I'm not at all interested in defending the CIA or arguing object-level discussions about African policies, but I think it's complete moral nihilism to not distinguish between regime change and deliberately trying to cause as much death, carnage, and fear amongst civilians as possible.
I do have thoughts on the radical anti-colonial policies that turned the Congo from a semi-functional, emerging society into hell on Earth, but this isn't really the place for that discussion.
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I'm really trying to fight back the image of certain west-hating posters on this board/thread as paid shills in some dingy cubicle earning minimum wage for peddling nonsense. Like I've heard some far-left arguments about how NATO and the U.S cause death and destruction around world, but some of the shit in this thread even goes beyond people like Chomsky.
- Christopher HitchensPopulists (and "national socialists") look at the supposedly secret deals that run the world "behind the scenes". Child's play. Except that childishness is sinister in adults.