Originally posted by Great Big SteesSome of the bombs that will be dropped will earn $1,000,000 or more a piece for certain players in the private sector. I'd hope that nobody from those business is anywhere near ~ or lobbying ~ the politicians who are deliberating on the justification for dropping those bombs (and buying more). 😕
There are always some who "gain" from wars and as a result, because of their powerful influences, they can make the leaders, on both sides, continue or start these wars.
Originally posted by FMFYou can't be that naive.
Some of the bombs that will be dropped will earn $1,000,000 or more a piece for certain players in the private sector. I'd hope that nobody from those business is anywhere near ~ or lobbying ~ the politicians who are deliberating on the justification for dropping those bombs (and buying more). 😕
03 Dec 15
Originally posted by Landisqueen170If there are terminals in Turkey where ISIS oil is being received and distributed on ~ say it's true ~ should the 'Allies' bomb them?
Well, sure - that has to be part of the solution. But that's it? Sheesh - I hope it is that easy 😳
Originally posted by FMFlol Oh ok 😉
Presumably you hope that what you say in this arena holds weight? I respect you enough to say that it does hold weight with me.
No, I don't hope what I say in this arena holds any weight? Why would I? I am just voicing my opinions. I enjoy hearing others' opinions on things and mulling them over - even long after the thread is gone. I appreciate a certain fairness in how posters interact. I am not a fan of the cherry picker...because most anything taken out of context can be manipulated to suit a poster's desire.
And you know...robbie could have said the same thing, just not in such an inflammatory way, and we could have had a decent discussion.
My point was, that out of respect for robbie, I would never go by your paraphasing/interpretation of his previous statements. That is certainly not to say I think you are lying or anything...it is just to say I like to personally process another poster's thoughts without the influence of others.
03 Dec 15
Originally posted by Landisqueen170I have said nothing in "an inflammatory way". You have an odd way of dealing with disagreement. Inflammatory? Which bit?
And you know...robbie could have said the same thing, just not in such an inflammatory way, and we could have had a decent discussion.
03 Dec 15
Originally posted by Landisqueen170I haven't been cherry picking. I have confronted you on your front-and-central "argument" in response to what robbie said ~ an argument you have repeated several times already. It has not been taken out of context.
I appreciate a certain fairness in how posters interact. I am not a fan of the cherry picker...because most anything taken out of context can be manipulated to suit a poster's desire..
03 Dec 15
Originally posted by Landisqueen170So you think robbie may support UK military action and oppose US military action?
My point was, that out of respect for robbie, I would never go by your paraphasing/interpretation of his previous statements. That is certainly not to say I think you are lying or anything...it is just to say I like to personally process another poster's thoughts without the influence of others.
Originally posted by FMFI wouldn't even begin to act as though I know where, when, and if bombs should be dropped.
If there are terminals in Turkey where ISIS oil is being received and distributed on ~ say it's true ~ should the 'Allies' bomb them?
A consensus of the freedom-loving world needs to get a legit, unified, stern course of action in place and implement it.
03 Dec 15
Originally posted by Landisqueen170Do you still need him to condemn UK military action and also explain why UK military action has often been in concert with US military action?
Huh? I was just responding to what he wrote here today. I think I have explained myself ad nauseum. lol