Bombing the hell out of the Middle East is probably the quickest way to ensure that attacks like this happen more often, rather than less often.
Bombing the hell out of the Middle East is probably the quickest way to ensure that attacks like this happen more often, rather than less often.
We're past that. I want asses on the ground everywhere. I want our oil trade monitored. I want Saudi Arabia put on the terrorist list.
If I were a lesser man I'd cry for eye for an eye but I know there are parents like me in these countries petrified about the future of their kids.
I hate this.
Why can't we move past the bullshit?
while you're at it y'all should start another civil war with the Southern states because there r racists and a small amount of them commit hate crimes :american
don't forget to continually kill civilians in foreign nations remotely, and act confused about radicalisation.
lol they don't shape our world, people with hysterical over reactions like you do. If you want your kids to live a long life rally against guns and for universal healthcare, and a thousand other things which, you know, might actually affect your kids.
If you want your kids to live a long life rally against guns
nudemacuser said it: disenfranchisement with society is what spawns violence and hate
Far more of the world's terror attacks [and terror attack deaths] are happening in places other than Europe and America, by the way:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/world/the-scale-of-terrorist-attacks-around-the-world/
Far more of the world's terror attacks [and terror attack deaths] are happening in places other than Europe and America, by the way:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/world/the-scale-of-terrorist-attacks-around-the-world/
Already said that, keep up, short stuff.
Far more of the world's terror attacks [and terror attack deaths] are happening in places other than Europe and America, by the way:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/world/the-scale-of-terrorist-attacks-around-the-world/
Already said that, keep up, short stuff.
Where and in what context?
Regardless of who wins the election, I'm willing to bet we're going to have a more interventionist foreign policy. My prediction: in four years you will be missing Obama's "don't do stupid shit" doctrine. There are no good outcomes to fucking with that region of the world.
>pleads for "serious discussion"
>demeans and insults people in said discussion
Seems legit.
nudemacuser said it: disenfranchisement with society is what spawns violence and hate
This is the crux of the issue, thank you. How to we narrow the gap is the question?
Regardless of who wins the election, I'm willing to bet we're going to have a more interventionist foreign policy. My prediction: in four years you will be missing Obama's "don't do stupid shit" doctrine. There are no good outcomes to fucking with that region of the world.
Agreed. And I wish we'd follow it more closely. I'm not for isolation but I am for focusing on things we can sustain ourselves with over relying on less than neutral nations.
Unfortunately currently this isn't working.
Regardless of who wins the election, I'm willing to bet we're going to have a more interventionist foreign policy. My prediction: in four years you will be missing Obama's "don't do stupid shit" doctrine. There are no good outcomes to fucking with that region of the world.
Agreed. And I wish we'd follow it more closely. I'm not for isolation but I am for focusing on things we can sustain ourselves with over relying on less than neutral nations.
Unfortunately currently this isn't working.
It isn't? Is ISIS an existential threat to the US? I'm not asking if they suck, or if they're causing a bunch of bullshit in areas where they're more prevalent. I'm pretty sure diabetes is killing more Americans.
We should stop trying our hand at nation building. While nobody would say that Gaddafi, Hussein, and Assad were good leaders, overthrowing them (or attempting to with Assad anyway) was a big mistake. Middle Eastern politics seem to be a different ballgame than western politics so anytime we apply western politics to middle east politics, it almost always blows up in our faces.
The entire premise of this thread is wrong: why do you think the US is “turning the other cheek”?
nudemacuser said it: disenfranchisement with society is what spawns violence and hateWait wut
Nothing's really going to change unless we all have shared values and culture
http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/24/world/ansbach-germany-blast/index.htmlGermany?
Enough is enough.
Please tell me, I need to know why we don't just declare war on that whole area.
lmao, what's going on in this thread
One man was killed and another hostage seriously wounded in an attack on a Catholic church in Normandy, France, on Tuesday, a French official has told journalists at the scene.
Two men took five people hostage in the church in the town of Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray during morning Mass, Interior Ministry spokesman Pierre-Henry Brandet said.
Those taken hostage were a priest, two nuns and two churchgoers, CNN French affiliate BFMTV reported.
The situation ended when the two attackers were shot dead by police, Brandet said.
"The two killers came out and they were neutralized," he said.
The wounded hostage was treated at the scene, but had sustained serious injuries and was "between life and death," he said.
Maybe we can use this thread instead of international politics: http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/26/europe/france-normandy-church-hostage/index.htmlQuoteOne man was killed and another hostage seriously wounded in an attack on a Catholic church in Normandy, France, on Tuesday, a French official has told journalists at the scene.
Two men took five people hostage in the church in the town of Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray during morning Mass, Interior Ministry spokesman Pierre-Henry Brandet said.
Those taken hostage were a priest, two nuns and two churchgoers, CNN French affiliate BFMTV reported.
The situation ended when the two attackers were shot dead by police, Brandet said.
"The two killers came out and they were neutralized," he said.
The wounded hostage was treated at the scene, but had sustained serious injuries and was "between life and death," he said.