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Please calm down both of you and stay on topic.
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If you want to play the name game and call other countries rogue you need to look at the US' track record. |
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I was pointing out that if humanitarian aid was the purpose of invading Iraq then we have set down a long path towards the goal of world policeman. You used Sudan as an example of humanitarian aid not working as an excuse for a war on false pretenses in Iraq (false analogy is the best way I can think of describing that). What sudan and Iraq have to do with one another I will never know. Perhaps the two million people killed were evil and a good leader was just taking a stand against them. Actually, that does sound rather biblical, a smaller number of people slaughtering a large number of "evil" people. PS. its bible "thumping" not bumping... |
I used an example of how the world, more importantly, the UN sits with a thumb up its ass while people are needless and knowingly suffering.
And no the 2 million people who've been killed were done so because they were Christian, the same reason they are taken as slaves. |
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Originally posted by nanofever You know the US is easily defined as a rogue nation. Thats cute, lets just pick this apart piece by piece. quote: Huge stockpiles of conventional and WMD Where does it say anywhere that it is illegal for us to have said weapons? And as far as I know we haven't signed any treaty, we have no resolutions banning them from us, where is the problem?[/QUote] http://www.guardian.co.uk/bush/story...494257,00.html 1974, nixon signed a ban on chem weapons... http://www.commondreams.org/headlines02/0311-05.htm the us vowed never to make the "mistake" again and refuses to sign the CTBT or a bio. weapon equalivant quote: record of using WMD Hiroshima and Nagasaki 59 years ago? Get serious. I'm quite serious, we are the only country to ever use atomic weapons. Ad homs are not arguments at the big-person table... quote: attacking sovereign nations without provacation Oh you mean countries that don't abide by resolutions and laws that they signed, oh ok. As far as I know it was only called "un-provoked" by the losing team as well. I recall they signed the resolution with a gun to their head and then were invaded anyway with out proof that they violated the resolution. quote: record of and continuning espionage in every country in the world Whats wrong with this? Keeping a leg up in the intelligence game, yeah that's really detrimental to the safety of the United States. With you saying it like that, you'd think we were the only ones... I'll let you have this one, it doesn't make us any more rogue than anyone else quote: If you want to play the name game and call other countries rogue you need to look at the US' track record. Yes shame on us, the evil war mongering United States. Again, big-person table. Also, since you decided to go line-by-line on my post and you left off the Kyoto protocol and Landmines, I'm going to say "silence is compliance" and assume those were conceded points. |
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I don't quite think that Christians are being killed without cause since Sudan is in a civil war that goes both directions. However, this argument is silly on this topic but if you want to make a new one for it that is cool. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/232803.stm |
Rather then starting a new thread, I'll close with this. Why do you think they are at civil war? Because the Christians refuse to accept the repressive Sh'aaria law of the north.
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*done* with this subtopic R.I.P |
and that is why religion and government should be seperate and theocracies are bound to be represive and ultimatly fail.
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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,108390,00.html
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Fiqures.
Dang, I wish they would stop that... |
Well, in "their" defence... the US gov did say that it was probably nothing.
Just wondering, though: what liquid would have been in those shells then? Water (rain) mixed with the explosives, perhaps? |
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White phos is also used as an incendiary since it burns upon contact with air.
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Actually WP is used most often as a smoke round. The burning of the agent is very rapid and creates a dense, white smoke. Altough it has a potent explosive effect, that is not the primary purpose.
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Wow thank you for the article. It's something at least.
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Er... WP is pretty dangerous. It creates smoke, and that's what it's used for. However, if anyone is in the general area of the explosion, they risk being burned. And you do NOT want to be burned by WP, as it's a bitch to extinguish.
So, yes, it's kinda similar to napalm, but only kinda. |
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