I didn’t say any of those things but keep arguing with your own post i guess.
Samm:was wanton lawlessness and destruction (and death) due to what was essentially a political outburst over a criminal act
The fact that people think that the summer of love was actually primarily caused by the police murdering a citizen is fascinating to me. Sure it was one of the reasons for the riots but it wasn’t anywhere near the primary one
It was cities shutting down. It was the service industry shutting down. It was people confined to homes.
Then the flood gates opened.
The riots over the drug addicted domestic abuser started in May, before summer kicked off.
Maybe they’ll put on a bigger show than Ferguson. I haven’t heard anything about George Floyd robbing any stores or attacking a cop before he was killed, so hopefully this is a victim who’s actually a victim.
Same time that the other big story was how Missouri told the government to ■■■■ off and played at the lake.
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FreeAndClear:Not significant with regards to the city. In a city of hundreds of blocks. The fires were significant in and of themselves.
Just stop. Significant has no specific meaning. You are saying the burned out buildings are insignificant compared to the entire city, while those businesses might have comprised a significant part of the core of the business district. It’s simply not you place to say that destruction was not significant.
You are debating without reading. You can keep going. Have fun.
Jan 6. According to democrat leaders worse than Pearl Habor. Worse than 911. And you all ate it up and believed every word.
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the trying will never stop.
biggestal99:what does that have to do with the ethics question presented
It has everything to do with it.
You are making the claim that you know better how to prevent civilian casualties in a war.
So, where does your wealth of knowledge of combat tactics come from?
Didn’t you know that libs that never served are military “experts”???
Much like childless people are “experts” in child rearing!
Didn’t you know that libs that never served are military “experts”???
But they might’ve served if the Military paid better, and they would’ve fought if ordered to (while in a non-combat MOS), so that’s the same thing, right?
gooddad409:Didn’t you know that libs that never served are military “experts”???
But they might’ve served if the Military paid better, and they would’ve fought if ordered to (while in a non-combat MOS), so that’s the same thing, right?
In their books i suppose.
apples and oranges. Habib was not negotiating peace between Israel and Hezbollah, he was negotiating an end to the lebonese civil war and American peacekeepers were involved. Reagan’s duty was to the American peacekeepers first
Samm: FreeAndClear: Samm: FreeAndClear: Nemesis:This crossed my mind the other day and the fact it really is a tiny percentage of students. The way the media is portraying it and the way some are talking its as if every college campus across the US is in chaos.
It’s just like summer of love. People actually thought that places like New York City etc were burned down.
It’s all so very silly
I love how you diminish the seriousness of the “Summer of Love” riots by noting that “some people” thought they were worse than they actually were.
Sure some people did
Cities didn’t burn down. The panic was stupid
Downplaying what did happen is stupid too.
Not downplaying it. It was ■■■■■■■ stupid and everyone involved with damaging property or attacking police should have been charged.
Protest all you want for any reason but keep it peaceful.
According to CNN it was fiery but mostly peaceful. That’s what I learned.
I decide my own opinions not CNN. A lot of CNNs coverage then was pretty terrible.
I found it difficult to get any decent balanced reporting from any US news media outlet. Fox was making out it was the apocalypse.
biggestal99:okay and. does that give them a right to kill non combatants.
aka life is sacred except if you are near hamas. in which case your life is not.
Allan
Hamas doesn’t value life. Yet they’re always the victims of the Israelis. Why is that?
In these pro Palestinian protests, do you hear any condemnation, criticism, a bad word said about Hamas?
Nemesis: Samm: FreeAndClear: Samm: FreeAndClear: Nemesis:This crossed my mind the other day and the fact it really is a tiny percentage of students. The way the media is portraying it and the way some are talking its as if every college campus across the US is in chaos.
It’s just like summer of love. People actually thought that places like New York City etc were burned down.
It’s all so very silly
I love how you diminish the seriousness of the “Summer of Love” riots by noting that “some people” thought they were worse than they actually were.
Sure some people did
Cities didn’t burn down. The panic was stupid
Downplaying what did happen is stupid too.
Not downplaying it. It was ■■■■■■■ stupid and everyone involved with damaging property or attacking police should have been charged.
Protest all you want for any reason but keep it peaceful.
According to CNN it was fiery but mostly peaceful. That’s what I learned.
The Capitol riot was mostly peaceful too, and there weren’t even any fires!
Technically being near Hamas is the same as standing next to an active volcano. It can be hazardous for your health thus you should avoid it.
Technically being near Hamas is the same as standing next to an active volcano. It can be hazardous for your health thus you should avoid it.
That should be the immediate reaction. Unless you’re a liberal college student here in the US and want to hug the terrorists for what they did on October 7.
What do you propose Allan … killing Hamas with kindness?
Well ham-ass has been hijacking “humanitarian aid” convoys selling the goods, food, water etc on the black market. So how has that “kindness” been working out?
Best headline I’ve seen in a while…
Princeton University students end anti-Israel hunger strike ‘due to health concerns’
Best headline I’ve seen in a while…
Princeton University students end anti-Israel hunger strike ‘due to health concerns’
Not the brightest bulbs in the chandelier.
Technically being near Hamas is the same as standing next to an active volcano. It can be hazardous for your health thus you should avoid it.
hard to avoid if you dont know anything about it. you know like children.
Allan
Their parents are supposed to do that. That should be your primary goal as a parent. Oh ■■■■ this is a war zone, let me pick up little Abdul and get out of this place.